Rogge v. Nouvet
Supreme Court of Louisiana
ON APPEAL from the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans. Théard, J.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Blanchard, J.
William Rogge and Christina Amare were married in New Orleans in September 1886.
He was a widower and resided in Louisiana; she a widow residing in Mississippi.
He owned some property at the time of the marriage, .but was hopelessly involved in debt and subsequently lost everything.
She was well-to-do, in fact rich for one in her station in life.
Her- property consisted of real estate, stock, securities and money. It was under her exclusive administration and continued to be after her marriage to Rogge.
She had no children at the time of her…
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