Succession of Rouquette
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
Augustine Rouquette, S2' years old and unmarried, died December 29, 1922. She was survived by only one blood relation ; that one being a first cousin.
Some two months prior to her death, Miss-. Rouquette made a nuncupative will by private act, in which she bequeathed all of her property to one Olevia Cousin, naming her as-executrix with seizin and without bond.
The will was duly probated, ordered executed, and the universal legatee was sent into possession of all the property of the deceased.
Thereafter Jules Rouquette brought suit to annul the will and the probate thereof, and prayed for…
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