114 So. 583 | La. | 1927
Alexander Franklin died in the parish of St. Bernard. His children by his first wife, Marie Bazile, opened his succession in said parish and caused themselves to be recognized as his sole heirs and sent into possession of his estate. Ten days later his second wife, Virginia Seymour, opened his succession in the parish of Orleans and was appointed administratrix thereof. *656
The defendant in injunction answered, alleging in substance that the deceased was domiciled in the parish of Orleans, that the district court of Orleans parish alone had jurisdiction over his succession, that the district court of St. Bernard parish had no jurisdiction, and that its judgment in the premises was a nullity. She also denied the heirship of plaintiffs in injunction.
We think the trial judge erred in perpetuating the injunction without hearing evidence as to the domicile of the deceased. That, however, would be the only evidence in any way relevant at this time.