Legal Opinion
Succession of Solis
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided January 21, 1929No. 11,622PublishedCited by 11 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
STATEMENT OF THE CASE.
GLEASON, Judge
ad hoc. Oliver Solis died in the Parish of Plaquemines; his succession was duly opened and his widow qualified as administratrix. He left a separate estate and a community estate.
The separate estate consisted of immovable property and of certain movable property constituting stock in trade of a business which he owned at the time of marriage and which existed in substance at the time of death.
*110The community consisted of movable property.
A provisional account was filed by the administratrix, wherein she attempted to charge against the immovables of the…
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