Reynaud's Heirs v. Peytavin's Executors
Supreme Court of Louisiana
ArrEAL PROS! THE COURT OP PROBATES, POR THE PARISH OF ASCENSION. This case comes up on an opposition made by the heirs of the deceased Louis M. Reynaud, to the account and tableau of distribution, filed by the executors of Antoine Peytavin, deceased.
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ArrEAL PROS! THE COURT OP PROBATES, POR THE PARISH OF ASCENSION. This case comes up on an opposition made by the heirs of the deceased Louis M. Reynaud, to the account and tableau of distribution, filed by the executors of Antoine Peytavin, deceased. The executors filed their tableau, and gave notice to all the creditors of A. Peytavin, and of the partnership lately existing between Louis M. Reynaud and A. Peytavin, and to all persons interested, to show cause why the said account and tableau should not be homologated. The heirs set up various objections to the executors’ account, and…
1Opinion of the CourtRost, J.
This is an opposition of the heirs of a partner to the account of the partnership, filed by the executors of the other. The material facts of the case are as follows:
In 1806, Jean Reynaud and A. Peytavin formed, by notarial act, an universal partnership,' which was to continue for five years; their property consisted of houses, plantations, slaves, ships, credits, merchandize, &c. Jean Reynaud died *123in 1807; and in 1821, his widow and A. Peytavin, acknowledged by a notarial act, that the partnership had continued by mutual consent between them, and agreed that it should thereafter continue,…
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