Larose v. Naquin
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Twenty-Seventh District Court, Parish of Assumption; Philip H. Gilbert, Judge. Partition suit by Theophile Larose ¿gainstClay Naquin and others, in which the' property was sold by consent under order of court and the proceeds placed in the hands of the sheriff. Decree entered, fixing rights of parties, and new trial granted as to certain matters, and all the defendants except Mrs. Elvire Naquin appeal.
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Appeal from Twenty-Seventh District Court, Parish of Assumption; Philip H. Gilbert, Judge. Partition suit by Theophile Larose ¿gainstClay Naquin and others, in which the' property was sold by consent under order of court and the proceeds placed in the hands of the sheriff. Decree entered, fixing rights of parties, and new trial granted as to certain matters, and all the defendants except Mrs. Elvire Naquin appeal. On motion by Mrs. Mvire Naquin and Etienne Naquin, defendants, to dismiss appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
On Motion to Dismiss Appeal.
MONROE, C. J.
Plaintiff sues for the partition, by licitation, of a tract of land, alleging that he is the owner of an undivided one-sixth interest therein and that the other *1027five-sixtlis interests are owned by Clay Naquin, Lena Naquin, wife of Louis Lasseigne, Etienne Naquin, Olovis Naquin, and Agnes Boudreaux, minor child of Agnes (Naquin) Boudreaux, deceased. He further alleges that Mrs. Elvire Lasseigne, widow of Ernest Naquin, claims to be the owner of an undivided half interest in the land, as the widow in community of her deceased husband, but that her claim…
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