Succession of Leonard

Dennis Sullivan appeals from a judgment rejecting his demand, dismissing his opposition, and homologating the account of the administrator of William Leonard’s succession.

He claims that he is a creditor for $3035 25, evidenced by five promissory notes of the deceased, and by an open account against him; that the administrator refused to allow his claims and place them *524on Ms tableaux, and lie prays tliat tlie account be amended by placing thereon said claims to be paid according to law.

The main defense is a denial that the notes were signed by the intestate William Leonard.

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