Succession of Troxler
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Twenty-first Judicial District Court, Parish of St. Charles. Rost, J. On Motion to Dismiss. The judgment appealed from was rendered by the judge of the Twenty-first Judicial District Court in and for the parish of St. Charles.
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APPEAL from the Twenty-first Judicial District Court, Parish of St. Charles. Rost, J. On Motion to Dismiss. The judgment appealed from was rendered by the judge of the Twenty-first Judicial District Court in and for the parish of St. Charles. Appellant’s petition of appeal is addressed to the Twenty-sixth Judicial District Court, and his bond of appeal is made payable to the clerk of the Twenty-sixth Judicial District Court, a judicial district distinct and separate from the Twenty-first Judicial District. Where a petition is addressed to a tribunal different from that in which it is filed,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Nicholas, C. J.
Rosemond Troxler died in August, 1880, leaving a widow, several children and one grandchild, Rosemond Troxler, *742Jr., child of a predeceased son. Three of the children were minors, and of these their mother was appointed and qualified natural tutrix. The grandchild was also a minor and his mother was appointed as his tutrix.
Upon the application of the widow an inventory was taken of the property of the succession on the 25th and 26th of October, 1880.
This property, as appears by the inventory, was valued at ten thousand seven hundred and…
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