Succession of Kneipp
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtOverton, J.
Mrs. Annie O. Kneipp departed this life in Baton Rouge, La., on February 4, 1930, leav ing a husband; Henry Kneipp;'one/who.alleges that he'is her son by a former marriage/ Oharles J. Rupp, and a valuable estate.
Mrs. Kneipp died testate, leaving a will, in olographic form, bequeathing all of her property to her husband, with the following exceptions: The rents, after the payment of the repairs on the property and the expense, connected with it, to go to Jane, the minor child of Charles J. Rupp, and $5 monthly, as long as the property lasts, to the student’s fund of the testatrix’ church. Two…
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