Succession of Clew
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from the Second District Court Of New Orleans, — The only question here presented is one of compensation or set-off under the following circumstances : On the 21st June, 1853, a judgment for $4,403 55 was rendered by the Second District Court of New Orleans in favor of G. L. Broom, the dative executor of the estate of the late Samuel Broom, against Elizabeth Clew, widow of said the late Samuel Broom, and said judgment was affirmed by the Supreme Court on the 13th…
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APPEAL from the Second District Court Of New Orleans, — The only question here presented is one of compensation or set-off under the following circumstances : On the 21st June, 1853, a judgment for $4,403 55 was rendered by the Second District Court of New Orleans in favor of G. L. Broom, the dative executor of the estate of the late Samuel Broom, against Elizabeth Clew, widow of said the late Samuel Broom, and said judgment was affirmed by the Supreme Court on the 13th June, 1855. ' On the 28th June, 1853, said Elizabeth Clew obtained in the same Court a judgment for $1,318 31 against the…
1Opinion of the Court
Iusi/ey, J.
In the final account oí administration of the aboye succes-
sion, rendered by the testamentary executor, on the 19th August, 1864, 'the claim of the succession of the late Samuel Broom, is thus inscribed :
•“ Succession of the late Samuel Broom by judgment of the Second District Court (No. 6,369) rendered 21st June, 1853, against the deceased, and affirmed by the Supreme Court, on the 13th June, 1855.. .$4,403 55
Less the amount of a judgment rendered by the same Court (No. 5,931) on the 28th June, 1853, in favor of deceased, and against the heirs of the said Samuel Broom, for the sum…
2Cited by1 opinion
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