Succession of Durnford

This case was before us in June last (See 8 Rob.), and was then decided as to all the points at issue, except so far as relates to a demand of twenty-one thousand five hundred dollars, set up by the curator against the heirs and opponents, as being the value of a tract of land, of which he was *184evicted by the syndic of DeGruys (See 2 La. 544), in which respect the judgment of the Probate Court was reversed, and the case remanded for a new trial, for the purpose of ascertaining what was the real value of the land sold by Durnford to McDo-nogh, at the time of eviction, in July, 1831.

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