Bunol v. Bunol

Jacinto Bunol died intestate and left the plaintiff as his surviving widow in community, and four children as his heirs, among them being Joseph A. Bunol, ' the deceased husband of defendant.

The community property' consisted of numerous pieces of real estate, in which Joseph A. Bunol, as the heir of his deceased father, inherited an undivided one-eighth interest, subject to the usufruct in favor of his mother, the plaintiff.

Joseph A. Bunol died at a military camp in the early part of the year 1918. His estate consisted of a lot in-the city of New Orleans purchased prior to his marriage, and…