Hyner v. Bordeaux
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Chicot Chancery Court; Zachariah T. 'Wood, Chancellor; 3,. The uncontroverted proof is that plaintiff’s mother went into possession under color of title and resided on the lands for more than twenty years. She had the right of homestead. 54 Ark. 9; 56 Id. 146. To this the minor children succeeded and they can maintain ejectment. 29 Ark. 633. 2. The proof does not show compliance with the law by defendant or the directions in the mortgage.
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Appeal from Chicot Chancery Court; Zachariah T. 'Wood, Chancellor; 3,. The uncontroverted proof is that plaintiff’s mother went into possession under color of title and resided on the lands for more than twenty years. She had the right of homestead. 54 Ark. 9; 56 Id. 146. To this the minor children succeeded and they can maintain ejectment. 29 Ark. 633. 2. The proof does not show compliance with the law by defendant or the directions in the mortgage. The land was not appraised, Kirby’s Digest, § § 5416-17, and theS sale was void. 55 Ark. 268; 16. 326; 70 Id. 309; 84 Id. 298. There was no…
1Opinion of the CourtHumphreys, J.
Appellants, who were the children of Jane Moore, instituted suit by ejectment on the 12th day of June, 1915, against appellee to recover possession of the following described land in Chicot County, towit: The east half of the southwest quarter, section 26, and that part of the east half of the northwest quarter of section 35 that lies north of the Little Rock, Mississippi River & Texas Railway, all in township 13 south, in range 3 west. They alleged in substance that the lands belonged to their mother, Jane Moore, and that said lands constituted her homestead at the time of her death in…
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