Succession of Kreher
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ST. PAUL, Justice.
In this case there was a judgment of partition between the heirs of the deceased, and all the property of the succession was ordered sold at public auction to effect said partition by licitation.
Thereupon, all of said property was advertised and offered for sale on March 13, 1930, and Herman H. Rosenberg became the adjudicatee of the property known as No. 272S Canal street in the city of New Orleans.
On April 15, 1930, counsel for Rosenberg notified the parties, through their' attorney, that he objected to the title on several grounds, and particularly on the ground that the…
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