Gentile v. Foley
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from the District Court of Assumption, Randall, J. cited Bernard v. Vignaud,, 1 Mart. N. S. 9. Stafford v. Stafford, Iff. 551. Segur v. Fellerin, 16 La. 67. cited C-P. 612. Lalanne v. Moreau, 13 Lr,. 431. Ball v. Ball, 15 La, 177. Code of 1808, book 1, tit. 9, p. 80.
1Opinion of the Court
The judgment of the court was pronounced by
Rost, J.
In 1,818, Francois Hebert, being then a married man, was interdicted by a judgment of the Court of Probates. Joseph Hebert, his brother, was appointed his curator, and caused a judicial sale of all his property to be made. No opposition was ever made to the proceedings, nor to the sale of the property by the wife of Francois Hebert, by himself, or by any of his relations. In 1844, he died, and the plaintiff was appointed administrator of his succession. Soon after Joseph Hébertalso died, and the defendant is the administrator of his…
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