Coyle v. Succession of Creevy
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from tbe Civil District Court for tbe Parish of Orleans. Mghtor, J,
1Opinion
On the Merits.
Bermudez, C. J.
The executor’s account is opened by five parties: J. L. G-ubernator, the heirs of Stevens, Patrick Coyle, J. W. Fee and J. J. Warren, under tutor.
I
The first merely asks to be recognized as an ordinary creditor, and he so correctly was. His claim is not disputed here.
II
The claim of the heirs of Stevens was rejected in the lower court. They have neither appealed nor joined in the appeal. The judgment as to them cannot be altered.
III
Coyle claims to be a creditor for $1,619,77, as subrogee of T. L, Wibray, for balance due on a note endorsed by the deceased, $205, and…
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