A Louisiana man died without a will in 1956, and a 1996 court order named his daughter as heir to half a property; 30 years later, the state Supreme Court blocked a rival family's attempt to undo that inheritance ruling

• Louisiana SC blocks a family's challenge to 1996 ruling granting a daughter half her father's property.
• (AI image)A property dispute involving a Louisiana man who died without leaving a will in 1956 has reached the state's Supreme Court, nearly 30 years after a court recognised his daughter as the heir to his estate.
• In a ruling delivered on October 30, the Louisiana Supreme Court blocked an attempt by another family to overturn the 1996 inheritance decision.