MORIAL Judge.
Plaintiff sued the Hibernia National Bank, curator of the property of an interdict, for attorney's fees for having defended his right to retain possession of an olographic will. The will was deposited with plaintiff prior to the interdiction of the testator. Our Supreme Court affirmed the holding of the district court and this court that Hibernia had a right to possession of the will. See: Airey v. Airey,
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