Succession of McLean
Supreme Court of Louisiana
APPEAL from a judgment on a rule taken by John Thompson, testamentary executor, on Pat/rick Hatpin.- — Second District Court of New Orleans, Morgan. J.
1Opinion of the Court
Merrick, O. J.
John McLean, whose domicil was in this city, died last year, leaving a will, which was admitted to probate. He bequeathed one-third of his estate to his wife, who is now in Scotland on account of her health, and two-thirds to John Thompson.
The inventory amounted to $7,745. There being debts due by the deceased amounting to $3,845 62, the executor under the will applied for the sale of *223two lots of ground situated in the First District of New Orleans, which were encumbered with a mortgage of $1,500. They were the least valuable belonging to the succession.
The petition, which…
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