Ferguson v. Hayes' Heirs
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HAMITER, Justice.
Mrs. Evie Bruner Hayes died intestate in February, 1936. Surviving her were a husband, Luther B. Hayes, and numerous •collateral relations, but no ascendants or descendants.
On March 18, 1938, on the petition of the husband, the succession of such’ decedent was opened; however, before an inventory was taken Luther B. Hayes died.
Subsequently, Howard E. Bruner, one of the collateral heirs, petitioned the court asking that a commission issue to a notary public authorizing the making of an inventory, descriptive and estimative, of all the property left by Mrs. Hayes. This request…
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