Sherman v. Nehlig
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
Plaintiffs and defendants are the forced heirs of Christian Nehlig and Barbara Breitmeyer, who died intestate in the city of New Orleans, the former on April 28, 1882, and the latter on February 1, 1899.
They were recognized as the only heirs of decedents in the proportion of an undivided h/go interest to each, with the exception of Albert Sherman, who was recognized as the owner of an undivided l>/8o interest in the property of said successions, as the sole forced heir, by representation of his child, Alma Sherman, who died intestate on September 19, 1890, said child being the issue of the…
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