Succession of Brugier
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; E. K. Skinner, Judge. In the matter of the succession of Marie Sophie Brugier. From a judgment admitting to probate, over opposition, an alleged last will and testament of deceased, opponents appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtSommeryilde, J.
The last will and testament of Marie Sophie Brugier, in olographic form written partly in ink and partly in pencil, was offered for probate, when certain relatives of the deceased, claiming to toe her legal heirs, opposed the admission of the will upon the ground that the deceased had been for a number of years previous to the date of the will, May, 1916, unable to attend to her own affairs and was irresponsible and of unsound mind; and on the further ground that the will was not written, dated, and signed by the deceased. In a supplemental petition, opponents alleged that—
“The said deceased…
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