Livengood v. Munns

Stevenson,- J.

This action grows out of a controversy between Omer E. Livengood, the appellant, and his two sisters, the appellees, Edna Munns and Emma J. Grimes. These parties became the owners, upon the death of their parents, of a farm consisting of approximately two hundred (200) acres on which was located two sets of buildings. As a result of a partition proceeding instituted by the appellant Omer E. Livengood, a decree of partition was issued by the Fountain Circuit Court on April 10, 1937. Following the decree of partition a survey was caused to be had to establish the line fixed by the…