Rivette v. Moreau

SAVOY, Judge.

This is an appeal from a judgment of the district court decreeing a statutory will to *763be null for the reason that at the time the will was confected the testatrix was unable to read the testament.

The facts are that Emily Mistric died testate, leaving an olographic will dated February 13, 1967. Her husband, Regis Mo-reau, had said instrument probated December 20, 1967.

On May 10, 1968, Daniel Rivette filed a petition in the instant suit seeking to annul the olographic will and to have the court recognize and decree to be valid a statutory will of the decedent made pursuant to…