Gilmore v. Gilmore
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; George H. Theard, Judge. Action by Victor L. Gilmore and another against John Y. Gilmore and others. From the judgment, plaintiff Abner B. Gilmore appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
MONROE, C. J.
John Y. Gilmore, Sr., died intestate on May 15, 1900, leaving a widow an estate in community, and the four major children, who are the present litigants, and the widow and children were put in possession according to théir rights. The widow died June 9, 1909, and Víctor L. Gilmore, one of the plaintiffs herein, administered her estate as executor until February 3, 1911, when the district court gave judgment putting the heirs in actual possession of both estates, but reserving all rights as heirs which they might have had, or might have, against each other…
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