Hicks v. Rogers
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
8 U.S. 165 (____)
4 Cranch 165
HICKS ET AL.
v.
ROGERS.
Supreme Court of United States.
Bradley, (of Vermont,) for the plaintiffs, contended.
THIS was a case certified from the circuit court for the district of Vermont, the judges of that court,[*] being opposed in opinion upon the question, whether the plaintiffs, devisees of a tract of land to be equally divided between them, could, under the will, support a joint action of ejectment. The declaration did not set forth the title of the plaintiffs, otherwise than by the following averment "Of which tract or parcel of land, the plaintiffs " on the…
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