Carr v. Hart

MOISE, Justice.

This litigation involves an attack upon two dispositions contained in the will of Mrs. Eva Hart, who died in the Parish of Natchitoches, on June 3, 1949, without forced heirs. The will which was admitted to probate on June 16, 1949, is an olographic one, and is valid as to form, being entirely written by the testatrix and properly dated and signed; it contains a list of particular legacies to various relatives and to certain religious bodies, and appoints decedent’s daughter-in-law, defendant herein, her executor (executrix).

*836Plaintiff, a sister and collateral heir of decedent,…