State ex rel. Conery v. St. Paul
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Application by the state, on the relation of William P. Conery and others, for writs of mandamus and certiorari to John St. Paul, judge of Division C of the civil district court. Writ of mandamus made peremptory.
1Opinion of the CourtProvosty, J.
Edward Conery, Jr., was interdicted in 1901, and one of his sons, E. J. Conery, appointed his curator, and another son, W. P. Conery, his undercurator. His wife, Mrs. Mary Duggan Conery, opposed the confirmation of E. J. Conery as curator, but her opposition was overruled. Lately she and the undercurator and the latter’s brother J. C. Conery and sister Mrs. Anna I-Iassinger — the latter with the assistance of her husband — joined in a petition to the respondent judge for authorization, under article 1016, Code Prac., to bring suit for the removal of the curator. This article 1016 provides as…
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