Bauman v. Armbruster
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Suit by Carl S. Bauman against the succession of Grace Eggleston and F. W. Armbruster. Proceeds of sale deposited in the registry of the court, and from the judgment in concurso Bauman appealed to the Court of Appeal, and on the judgment of that court he applies for certiorari or writ of review.
1Opinion of the Court
LAND, J. J. G.
Roche & Sons, undertakers, obtained judgment in solido against the succession of Grace Eggleston and F. W. Armbruster, her universal legatee, who had been sent into possession under an ex parte order of the court, for the sum of $326, with recognition of privilege for funeral expenses on all the property of the succession.
While said suit was pending, C. S. Bauman sued out executory process against all tho real estate of the succession under a special mortgage executed by the decedent about a year prior to her death. The property was sold at sheriff’s sale for $4,400, leaving a…
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