Tonnelier v. Maurin's Ex'r

2 Mart. 206
Superior Court of Louisiana·Decided July 1, 1812·Published

Opinion

By the Court.

There being no evidence of the plaintiff having been accounted with, or of any claim of hers in the life time of the testator of the defendant, it must be presumed that the parties had joined their stock for their mutual support. The plaintiff might as well claim wages for her [207] services in the house, or might be sued for her board and that of her children.

Sughers, for the plaintiff. Cauchois, for the defendant.

Judgment for defendant.

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