Risher v. Risher

LAND, Justice.

In the year, 1929, Howard Risher died testate in the city of Monroe, La., leaving five children by a first marriage, and a surviving widow, without issue, of a second marriage, Mrs. Annie Risher, who was named executrix in the last will and testament of decedent.

The will was probated, and Mrs. Annie Risher was confirmed as executrix. She caused an inventory of decedent’s estate to be made, showing assets to the amount of $633.59.

In the present suit, petitioners allege that the surviving widow has intentionally and wrongfully omitted from the inventory property to the value of…