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Opinions in Louisiana that cite Succession on Newton, 33 La. Ann. 621.

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Succession of Dugas 39 So. 2d 750 La. 1949
Ann. 594 ; ; Succession of Guidry, supra; *21 Latour v. Guillory, 134 La.
Succession of Bierce 132 So. 783 La. 1931
Ann. 316 , and , that a claim for board or lodging by one who does not make it a business to keep boarders or lodgers is prescribed by ten years.
Succession of Henry 104 So. 310 La. 1925
Ann. 594 , the court held that— “Where one of the children of a deceased parent furnished necessaries for the support of the deceased, and attended to the wants of the parent during sickness and Old age, it furnishes a just charge on the estate of the deceased, and the heirs must contribute to the payment of the charge.” See, also, ; Succession of Savory, 32 La.
Galjour v. Succession of Galjour 1 La. App. 734 La. Ct. App. 1st Cir. 1925
In the , this question came up again for adjudication..
Succession of Templeman 64 So. 718 La. 1914
Ann. 594 ; ; Succession of Guidry, 40 La.
Succession of Oubre 33 So. 583 La. 1903
In , the court said: “The facts that Mrs. Newton occupied, premises belonging to the administratrix, her daughter, which were worth the monthly rent charged, and that Mrs. Newton was fully provided for by her daughter, who ministered unto all her wants, are established.” Not the case here, as made out by the evidence.