In re the Estate of Moseman
Supreme Court of Louisiana
.4 PPEALfrom the Twenty-third District Court, Parish of Iberville. ¿\ Talbot, J.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Fenner, J.
Jacob E. Moseman died intestate, having been twice married, leaving six children, offspring of the first nuptials, and a widow and one child of the second.
*220The active mass of his succession is composed of two items, viz: First. The sum of $3,012 91, amount collected on two insurance policies on the life of deceased. Second. The sum of $396 45, an amount collected for salary due the deceased.
The passive mass (as slightly amended in the decree of the court) consisted of $436 70, privileged debts, and $103 28, ordinary claims, besides $1,100 due…
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