Wentworth v. Wentworth

This was a suit for the partition of six certain parcels of land, particularly described in the pleading and designated as “A,” “B,” “C,” “D,” “E,” and “F,” also for an accounting for rents and profits, and for appointment of a receiver. The title being admitted, there was no controversy as to that. The appellee prayed to have his improvements, erected by him, and upon which he lived as a homestead, set apart to him, and also annexed to his answer his account. Upon the trial of the case, partition was decreed, each party being awarded a half interest in the land, commissioners appointed to…