American Furniture Co. v. Snell
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
DREW, Justice.
Plaintiff alleged that William M. Snell, formerly a resident of Caddo parish, La., died on February 18, 1934, and the defendants herein, his widow, Mrs. Lula Marie Snell, and his minor child, Doris Thigpen Snell, were recognized by judgment of court as the widow in community .and sole heir of the deceased, William M. Snell, and they were put into possession by judgment of the court; that by said judgment Mrs. Snell became unconditionally bound and the minor child bound, with the benefit of inventory, for the debts of deceased.
Plaintiff further alleged that the deceased entered…
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