Doll v. Doll

O’NIELL, Chief Justice.

The question in this case is whether a judgment sending the heirs of a deceased person into possession of the estate unconditionally, and thereby closing the succession, is a bar to a subsequent demand for collation.

Mrs. Ludeweka J. Doll died at her residence in Shreveport on December 9, 1939, leaving as her heirs three daughters, namely, Mrs. Maude Doll Broghan, Miss Loretta Doll, and Mrs. Mary Lou Doll Butler, and four sons, namely, Frank T. Doll, Howard F. • Doll, Charlie Doll and John M. Doll, and a grandson, Howard C. Belcher, who was the only child of a…