Succession of Walker v. Walker
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
GOTHARD, Judge.
This controversy arose from the sale of an immovable property at private sale by a succession to a third party. From a judgment in favor of the succession, a co-owner who had redeemed the property appealed. The succession answered the appeal. We affirm.
Rosetta Walker Gipson died intestate on November 10, 1970, her husbands Henry Gipson and Jacob Green having predeceased her. The succession was opened in 1973 and an administrator appointed. As Rosetta Walker had no children, the heirs were her brothers and sisters, several of whom predeceased her and were represented by children…
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