Ledet v. Succession of Ledet
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtSt. Paul, J.
Henry Ledet died, leaving a will by which he made certain testamentary dispositions, and appointed A. D. Danziger and O. J. Gaude his executors. For reasons not presently pertinent, the widow of the deceased attacked the validity of said will, and prayed that same be annulled and set aside, and that she be appointed administratrix of the succession. After due trial there was judgment in her favor as prayed for, and the executors (Danziger and Gaude) applied for, and were allowed, a suspensive appeal therefrom.
This is an application by the widow to have said appeal set aside as a suspensive…
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