Legal Opinion
Succession of Brown
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided November 9, 1962No. 5756PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
REID, Judge.
Silas L. Brown, resident of Washington Parish, Louisiana, died on September 15, 1960 leaving a nuncupative will by public act passed before J. W. Richardson, Notary Public on October 20, 1936.
The will contained two bequests to his widow, Beulah Taylor Brown:
“I leave and bequeath to Beulah Taylor Brown, my second wife the house in which we are now living and thirty acres of land upon which it is standing, (30 acres) which thirty acres is a part of the land that I inherited from the estate of my father, Sam Brown, which thirty acres is in Section Seven, Township One, South Range…
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