Legal Opinion
Succession of Maltry
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided June 28, 1926No. 27546PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBrunot, J.
Simon Maltry, Jr., died testate, leaving a widow in community and three children. His will is in nuncupative form by public act, and is as follows:
“My name is Simon Maltry, Jr. I have been married twice. My first wife was Sarah Jennings, who is now' dead. Of that marriage there is one child, Frank Maltry. My second marriage was to Widow Mary Desbon, who is now alive. There are two children issue of my second marriage named Gertrude Maltry and Dorris Maltry, wife of Marcel Ray. I have a stepdaughter named Emma Desbon, the child of my second wife. All the property that I own belongs to the…
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