Porche v. Ledoux
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the District Court of West Baton Rouge, Robertson, J.
1Opinion of the CourtMerrick, C. J.
Madame O. Porehe, the mother of the plaintiff, was confirmed as his tutrix in 1834. She continued as such until 1841, when she resigned her office on account of her health, and the defendant was appointed dative tutor to the plaintiff. She rendered her account to the new tutor, and the same was homologated. The defendant acted as tutor until 1846, when he resigned, and Madame Porehe was reappointed. He rendered his account in the District Court to Madame Porehe, the tutrix, and this account was also homologated.
*351In 1852 the plaintiff having arrived at the age of majority, instituted his action…
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