Gremillion v. Roy
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Parish of Avoyelles; James H. Du-cote, Judge ad hoc. Action by. Albert Gremillion and others against J. B. Abraham Roy; Fereol Regard, warrantor. Judgment for plaintiffs, and defendant and the warrantor appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBreaux, C. J.
Plaintiffs claim 25 acres of land of the defendant.
Tracing back the title to the land claimed, it appears that Louis Homer Gremillion, father of the plaintiffs, died in the year 1895, leaving property, both separate and community.
The separate property consisted of 70 acres of land, which the plaintiffs inherited.
The 25 acres claimed in this suit were part of the 70 acres.
After the death of their father, their mother qualified as their natural tutrix, and in that capacity administered the estate.
The contention of plaintiffs is that their father left community property sufficient to pay the…
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