Guipe v. Miller

This action was brought by the appellees against the appellants to secure a construction of the last will and testament of John Guipe, deceased, and of the codicil thereto, to quiet title to the real estate described in the complaint and for partition thereof. The complaint was in four paragraphs, to the second, third and fourth of which, the appellants each filed a demurrer. These demurrers were each overruled and exceptions duly taken. The paragraphs of the complaint were each answered by a general denial. Appellants also filed a cross-complaint seeking to have the title to the real estate…