Rostrup v. Succession of Spicer
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ODOM, Justice.
Mrs. Spicer died in St. Tammany parish on February 18, 1934, leaving certain property which she disposed of by last will dated January 9, 1934. The will is nuncupative in form by public act. Mrs. Spicer had no forced heirs. She left all her property to Mrs. Wilhelmina Chattellier Menant, upon whose petition the will was admitted to probate. Mrs. Emma Rostrup, a cousin of the deceased and her only known relative, filed opposition to the will, alleging that it was null because of certain defects in its connection and because Mrs. Spicer did not, at the time the will was made, have…
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