Succession of Finegan
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans. Succession of Thomas Finegan. From a judgment holding certain claims entitled to a privilege, Sadie Ellis Maguire, a mortgage creditor of the succession, appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Statement of the Case.
MONROE, C. J.
This matter comes before the court upon the appeal of Mrs. Sadie Ellis Maguire, a mortgage creditor of the succession, from a judgment holding that certain claims are entitled to a privilege which primes her mortgage, and requiring a contribution from the proceeds of the mortgaged property for their ¡payment. The facts, as disclosed by the evidence, are as follows: Thomas Finegan died in October, 1910, and, on February 11, 1911, his succession was opened by his widow, to whom letters of administration were issued on April 12th following; the matter having…
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