Legal Opinion
Succession of Quaglino
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Decided April 27, 1953No. 40635PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HAMITER, Justice.
Under attack herein are certain transfers of real estate and stock made by Philip Quaglino, Sr., prior to his death, to his sons, Philip Quaglino, Jr., and Joseph A. Quaglino.
Philip Quaglino, Sr. died testate on February 23, 1942, survived by his widow in community, six daughters, and the mentioned two sons. His nuncupative will by public act, dated April 20, 1936, contained provisions (among others) reading as follows :
“I bequeath the usufruct of my entire estate to my wife, Mrs. Josephine Quaglino, for the remainder of her life.
“I bequeath the disposable portion of my…
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