Schloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co. v. Borden
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Probate Court, Walker County; E. W. Long, Judge., Suit between the Schloss-Sheffield Steel :& Iron Company and B. F. Borden. From decree for the latter, the former appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, C. J.
[1] The application for the sale of the land complied with section 5205 of the Code of 1907. The decree ordering the sale conformed to section 5226 in its recitals, and was not insufficient because it did adjudge and determine the respective interests of the owners. This was done in the final decree of confirmation and in directing the distribution of the proceeds, and was a sufficient finding as to the interest of the respective owners. These sales are governed by the statutes relating to sales by executors and administrators, and the orders and final decree meet all of the statutory…
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