Succession of Walsh
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
This is a demand instituted in the above-styled succession proceeding to have declared null and void an instrument probated as the olographic last will and testament of Mrs. Margaret O’Brien Walsh.
The will was dated April 16, 1924, the testatrix died January 27, 1925, and the will was admitted to probate February 2, 1925.
The Misses Kate and Mary E. O’Brien were named as universal legatees and appointed executors, with seizin and without bond. The legatees were second cousins of the testatrix, though they were referred to in the will as her nieces.
The decedent left no forced heirs, but she was…
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