Bunol v. Bunol
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtJanvier, J.
Plaintiff is the widow of a soldier who, on January 6, 1918, died of meningitis while in camp at Alexandria, La. Defendant is the mother of the deceased soldier.
The body is at the present time interred in the family tomb of deceased’s mother. His widow, plaintiff, having finally saved or otherwise secured sufficient funds to purchase a burial plot and to erect a tomb thereon, desires, through this proceeding, to force the mother to permit the removal of the remains to the newly erected tomb.
Defendant, through an exception of no cause of action, secured a dismissal of the suit, and the widow…
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