Succession of Pons
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; T. C. W. Ellis, Judge. In the Succession of Mrs. Widow Antoine Pons, née Marie Madeline Carcagno, in which the court ordered that all funds and assets of succession be deposited in the Bank of Orleans, and thereafter ordered the funds turned over to the clerk on executor’s order, and to be placed in Metropolitan Bank, as a judicial depositary, until further orders, and dismissing demands of the Bank of Orleans, without…
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Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; T. C. W. Ellis, Judge. In the Succession of Mrs. Widow Antoine Pons, née Marie Madeline Carcagno, in which the court ordered that all funds and assets of succession be deposited in the Bank of Orleans, and thereafter ordered the funds turned over to the clerk on executor’s order, and to be placed in Metropolitan Bank, as a judicial depositary, until further orders, and dismissing demands of the Bank of Orleans, without affecting its claim as a creditor, and the Bank of Orleans was granted an appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
On Motion to Dismiss Appeal.
LAND, J.
It appears from the record that on April 19, 1916, the judge a quo entered an order that all the funds and assets of the succession of Mrs. Pons be deposited in the Bank of Orleans, and that on June 26, 1916, after hearing the rules of the executor and other parties for the transfer of said funds and assets to the Metropolitan Bank, the judge on his own motion rendered a judgment dismissing said rules, with costs; and further ordering that the funds and assets aforesaid then on deposit with the Bank of Orleans be removed therefrom and turned ovexto the…
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