Waring v. Waring
New York Supreme Court
Motion by plaintiffs in partition that the purchasers be compelled to take title ; and motion by one of the purchasers to be discharged from his purchase.
1Opinion of the CourtS. B. Strong, J.
—This is an action for the partition of lands between the heirs of the late Henry Waring, deceased. The proceedings have been complicated, and have devolved upon the parties very heavy expenses, which have been awarded to their counsel by a decree of this court. Ho doubt the various measures which have been adopted have been necessary for the protection of the rights of the owners, and the security of the purchasers; and the professional gentlemen who have been en*474gaged, have earned the compensation which has been adjudged to them respectively. Whether the amounts were conformable to the…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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