Interdiction of Fields
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
liCARAWAY, Judge.
Mittie Ola McLin Fields owned and operated the Silver Moon Barbecue, an unincorporated business on Milam Street in Shreveport, from 1949 until 1995 when she was interdicted. This dispute between Ms. Fields’ children, Dorothy Caldwell Mike, Bobby Caldwell and Maxine Caldwell Burke (hereinafter “Dorothy,” “Bobby,” and “Maxine,” respectively), concerns Maxine’s actions as curatrix for her mother’s estate in the maintenance of the Silver Moon Barbecue. Finding no error in the trial court’s ruling directing the curatrix’s actions, we deny Maxine’s claims in this appeal and affirm..
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