Lindner v. Goldenbow
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF PROBATES OF NEW-ORLEANS. The parties in this case were applicants in the court below for the curatorship óf a vacant succession. The first application was made by the appellee, who, it appeared, was largely indebted to the estate, but upon his depositing the money the court a qua decided in his favour. From this judgement the present appeal was taken.
1Opinion of the CourtMathews, J.
Application was made by the plaintiff to obtain the appointment of curator to the vacant succession of a person called Morgansten, who died on the 18th of February last. A petition for this purpose was filed, by the applicant, in the court below, on the 20th of that month; and opposition to his claim was made by the defendant on the 24th. Judgement was rendered favorable to the pretensions of the former, from which the opponent appealed.
It appears by the evidence that the claims of these parties are based principally on the friendship and intimacy which existed between each of them and the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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