Tutorship of Jones
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from tlie Third District Court, Parish of Lincoln. MeOlendon, Special J. 1. The fruits hanging by the roots on the lands belonging separately to either the husband or the wife at the time of the dissolution of the marriage, are equally divided between tlie husband and the wife or their heirs. It is the same with respect to the young of cattle yet in gestation, etc.
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APPEAL from tlie Third District Court, Parish of Lincoln. MeOlendon, Special J. 1. The fruits hanging by the roots on the lands belonging separately to either the husband or the wife at the time of the dissolution of the marriage, are equally divided between tlie husband and the wife or their heirs. It is the same with respect to the young of cattle yet in gestation, etc. Civil Code, Art. 2407; 9 Ann. 347 and 398; 12 Ann. 549; 16 Ann. 107,170. 2. All kinds of fruits, natural, cultivated or civil, produced during the existence of the usufruct, by the things subject to it, belong to the…
1Opinion of the Court
Motion to Dismiss.
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Poché, J.
This litigation involves a discussion of the relative rights of the surviving wife and child of L. C. Jones in his succession.
Tlie provisional account of tutorship of the minor was opposed by the undertutor who urged numerous objections thereto, with a view to an increase of the account accruing to the minor.
By means of a supplemental account the tutrix corrected tlie greater part of the errors charged by the undertutor, and this appeal is taken from the judgment homologating the account as thus amended. It brings up but two…
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