Succession of Blumberg
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Oivil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Fred D. King, Judge. In the matter of the successions of Agnes Blumberg, widow of Louis Schadwell, of Louis Schadwell, and of Catherine Schadwell, judgment ordering a partition by licitation.
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Appeal from Oivil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Fred D. King, Judge. In the matter of the successions of Agnes Blumberg, widow of Louis Schadwell, of Louis Schadwell, and of Catherine Schadwell, judgment ordering a partition by licitation. Erom judgment dismissing the opposition of Matthews Bros., auctioneers, and the individual members of the firm, to the partition, in which their commission for the sale of certain succession real estate was fixed in certain amounts, they appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtPro Vo Sty, J.
Louis Schadwell died in 1873, leaving a widow and children, issue of his marriage. His estate consisted entirely of community property. His widow, survi-f- or in community, took possession of it, and retained this possession until her de'ath in November, 1917.
*1033She did not remarry.. One of her sons applied for the administration of her succession, and an order was made for notice of the application to be published and an inventory to be taken. Before this order could be carried out another of the sons opposed the application for administration, on -the ground that the succession owed no debts,…
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