Faulkner v. Ramsey

Bill filed to sell a 54-acre tract of land for partition, it being alleged that the parties own same in equal moieties as tenants in common.

By answer the defendant insists that complainant has no title or interest to any part of said tract of land, bnt that he (defendant) owns it in fee simple.

This tract of land was purchased by defendant and his wife, Harlena Ramsey, in 1912 at a county court sale, and they lived thereon until the death of the latter in 1935. Mrs. Ramsey died intestate, survived by complainant, who is her only child and heir at law. It is the contention of complainant that…