Marks v. Marks

LIVINGSTON, Justice.

In brief, appellee states “We believe that the statement of the case and the pleadings, as set forth in appellant’s brief, are correct and we do not take exceptions thereto.” For the Court we adopt it here. It is as follows:

“The original bill of complaint was filed March 17, 1948, and for convenience we will refer to the appellant as complainant and appellee as respondent in this statement of facts. After the allegations as to the ages, residences of the parties, the bill averred in substance that:

“The complainant was the owner of and in peaceful possession of an undivided…