Castille v. Gallagher

O’NIELL, Chief Justice.

The appellant is suing to be appointed curator of his father, who was adjudged insane and was interdicted by a judgment rendered about thirty years ago. The wife of the interdict then was appointed curatrix and a man named Julo Domengeaux was appointed undercurator. They are the defendants in this proceeding. It was brought by way of a rule to show cause why the curatorship should not be declared vacant and why the plaintiff should not be appointed curator. He averred in his petition that the curatrix was divorced from his father by a judgment dated July 14, 1923, and…