Succession of Guillebert
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Parish of Avoyelles; Allen Bordelon, Judge. In the succession of Constance Guillebert a judgment was obtained by Mrs. Adele Bar-bin, wife of Dr. A. T. Barbin, and her sister, Camille Modistine Guillebert, against their mother, Constance Guillebert, and her husband, Alfred J. Mayer, as tutor and cotutor of plaintiffs.
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Appeal from Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Parish of Avoyelles; Allen Bordelon, Judge. In the succession of Constance Guillebert a judgment was obtained by Mrs. Adele Bar-bin, wife of Dr. A. T. Barbin, and her sister, Camille Modistine Guillebert, against their mother, Constance Guillebert, and her husband, Alfred J. Mayer, as tutor and cotutor of plaintiffs. Executions were had upon Mrs. Barbin’s portion of the judgment and available property was seized and sold to Dr. Bar-bin, and the sheriff took a rule on the purchaser to show cause why he should not comply with his bid and in…
1DissentMonroe, C. J.
By judgment of this court which became final on October 20, 1913 (Succession of Guillebert, 133 La. 603, 63 South. 237), Mrs. Marie Grenier, a widow, by first marriage, of Constant Guillebert, and wife, by second marriage, of Alfred J. Mayor, was condemned, in solido with Mayor, in their capacities as tutrix and cotutor of Mrs. Adele Barbin, wife of Dr. A. Tillou Barbin, and Miss Camille Modistine Guillebert, her sister, children of said first marriage, to pay each of them $19,406.43, with certain interest, and, during several years which followed, various amounts were paid by the judgment…
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