Beale v. Walden
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the District Court of the First District, Buchanan, J. who had been declared a bankrupt since- the commencement of the suit, appeared on the same side.
1Opinion of the Court
BüllaRd, J.
The facts connected with this controversy appear to be, that Thomas Beale, the ancestor of the present plaintiffs, died in the parish of Orleans, in 1820, leaving them as his heirs at law, and a widow in community, Céleste Beale, their mother, who became their natural tutrix. In 1823, his natural son, Thomas Beale, Jr., died. He had acquired by purchase from his natural father a large amount of property, by what appeared afterwards a simulated sale. While the estate of Thomas Beale, Jr., was in train of administration in the Court of Probates for the parish of Orleans, proceedings…
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