Succession of Manion
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Fred D. King, Judge. In the matter of the succession of Martin Manion. Opposition of J. E. Manion to allowance of the item of $5,000 which appeared in the final account of Martin H. Manion, executor, as a debt due by the succession to the succession of William J. Manion, deceased. From a judgment for the opponent, the executor appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtProvosty, J.
Martin H. Manion, son and executor of Martin Manion, deceased, filed an account of his administration. John E. Manion, brother of the executor, opposed an item of $5,000 which appeared in the account as a debt due by the succession to the succession of William .J. Manion, a deceased brother of the executor and of John E. Man-ion.
The debt is evidenced by the testimony of the executor and by the following document:
“5,000.00 of this amount is the property of Wm. J. Manion, or its equivalent of 5,000.00 value as quoted, or its worth in the open market of five shares Little Rock R. R.
“[Signed] M.…
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