Succession of Loeber
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
By WILLIAM A. BELL, Judge.
This appeal is from a Judgment dismissing an opposition filed by the 1. Grünewald Company, Limited, to the administrator's final aooount. Claiming to he a creditor for an alleged balance due on the purchase price of a piano, sold and delivered to the decedent on July 18, 1910, The Grünewald Company filed an opposition to the final account, on October 14, 1928.
The opponent claimed to have sold a piano to the decedent •on July 18, 1910, for the price ana sum of $460.00, of which there «as a balance due on the principal of $64.00, with interest at 6$ per annum from…
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