Succession of Solari
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
PONDER, Justice.
Rose Delia Solari died August 16, 1945' leaving an olographic will wherein Mrs. Charlesia Solari Cammack was designated as the universal legatee of the decedent.. The will was probated and Mrs. Cammaclc was sent into possession under judgment, of court of the effects of the succession-valued at $45,000. Some time thereafter Mrs. Cammack sold to Albert J. Heikampa small tract of land in Jefferson Parish,, which she had acquired as universal legatee, of the decedent, for $350. Several months-thereafter Heikamp filed a petition in the succession proceedings under the…
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