Succession of Myrick
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Twenty-seventh District Court, Parish of Rich-land. Montgomery, J. ad hoe. 1. The administrator should, within ten days after Ms appointment, advertise and sell all’ the personal property of the succession.
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APPEAL from the Twenty-seventh District Court, Parish of Rich-land. Montgomery, J. ad hoe. 1. The administrator should, within ten days after Ms appointment, advertise and sell all’ the personal property of the succession. O. C. 1163,1049,1051. 2. If he fail to sell when required by law to do so and the property wastes or perishes, he-must account or pay for the property. 3. He should leaso the real estate if not necessary to sell it and account for the revenues If he made no effort to leaso and use the property himself, he must pay customary rents. 4 The wife cannot hind herself nor her…
1Opinion of the Court
Tlie opinion of tlie Court was delivered "by
Todd, J.
Mrs. Mary A. Myrick died in the parish of Richland in 1880, and her surviving husband, Benj. Myrick, was appointed administrator of her succession the same year.
*613On the 26th of November 1884, the administrator filed a provisional •account of his administration. This was opposed by the legal heirs of the deceased — minors acting through their tutor, Ed. Myrick — also by two creditors, Slayden and Watson.
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There were certain grounds of opposition urged by both heirs and •creditors.
They were: 1st. Charging the administrator with the loss of a…
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