Rosenthal v. Frederick
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Judge.
The late Sydney Pincus Kaffie died at his domicile in Natchitoches Parish on November 7, 1971, leaving a last will and testament in which he named J. Titus Frederick and P. J. Guepet as co-executors of his estate. The will and two codicils were probated, and Frederick and Guepet were appointed and qualified as co-executors. Arthur C. Watson, Esquire, was engaged by them as their attorney.
Several weeks thereafter, Arnold Jack Rosenthal, Bernie F. Rosenthal, Jr., and Hortense Edna Rothman, two nephews and a niece of the testator, filed a petition seeking to have the co-executors…
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