Succession of Harrow
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Fred D. King, Judge. In the matter of the succession of John Webb Harrow. Proceeding by the executors to compel the delivery of personalty withheld by defendant until payment, of inheritance taxes. From a judgment for defendant, the executors appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtO’Niell, J.
John W. Harrow had his only residence and domicile in Pass Christian, Miss., where he made his will according to the laws of that state on the 9th of July, and died on the 26th of August, 1915. The only property of the succession in Louisiana consists of a deposit of $1,305.10 to his credit in a bank in New Orleans, and the following personal property in a private bank box in the same bank, viz.'jewelry appraised at $100, bonds appraised at $15,870, and promissory notes appraised at $30,380.29. The promissory notes are the obligations of parties residing and domiciled in Mississippi and are…
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