Succession of Grivaud

O’NIELL, Chief Justice.

This is an appeal from a judgment dismissing an opposition to the final account of a testamentary executor. The opposition is in the nature of an ordinary suit against the executor, in which the plaintiff or opponent, Ralph Fichet, claims that the succession of the deceased, John Grivaud, owes him $12,580. The executor denies that the succession of Grivaud owes Fichet anything. The gravamen of Fichet’s complaint is a charge that, in a certain transaction by which Grivaud acquired Fichet’s interest in a lot and building in New Orleans, on September 9, 1919, Grivaud…