Carbajal v. Bickmann
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
HIGGINS, Justice.
Mrs. Henrietta S. Carbajal sued for a partition by licitation of certain real estate and other assets.
The defendants, her sisters, Mrs. Marie S. Manzella and Mrs. Doretta S. Bickmann, in their answer, admitted the co-ownership in indivisión in the proportion of an undivided one-third each of the three heirs and that the property was not divisible in kind, but they claimed that Mrs. Manzella should be paid $75,000, and Mrs. Bickmann, $20,000, under written agreements dated February 9, 1926, and March 26, 1926, between the parties, out of the remaining mass of the succession…
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