Succession of Thomas
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
SAMUEL, Judge.
The decedent died in New Orleans on April 2, 1964 leaving a statutory will which bequeathed certain rings to her husband, one piece of real estate to two other legatees and the use and contents of that real estate to her husband and her brother, and named her husband residuary legatee. The will contains only one other disposing provision, the bequest of money in a bank savings account, which reads as follows:
“Whatever money I have in a Savings Account in the Whitney National Bank is my separate money, which I inherited from my aunt, Mrs. Magdalena Auth Stevenson, or which I had…
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