Ingram v. Richardson
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal fromthe District Court of Rápidos, Cushman,- J. The attorney at law of an executor may accept service of petition and waive citation. C. P. 177. 8 Mart. N. S. 233. The minors, being properly represented on the trial of the cases in which judgments were obtained, their only remedy was by appeal. 4 Mart. N. S. 415. 5 lb. N. S. 165. 8 Ib. N. S. 233. 7 La. 17, 223. 3 Rob. 69.
1Opinion of the Court
The judgment of the court was pronounced by
Slidell, J.
The plaintiff alleges that, in the year 1842, he obtained judgment against the estate of Richard Winn, represented by Moore and Neal, executors, upon debts contracted by the deceased ; that since the rendition of the judgments the executors have delivered up all the estate of Winn to his widow, now Mrs. Richardson, and her husband Richardson, in their own right and as tutrix and co-tutor of Winn’s minor children. He prays for judgment against the minors in solido, and against the widow in community, for the amount of the judgments above…
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