Outland v. . Outland
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil ACTION, tried before Boykin, Jand.a jury, at Fall Term, 1895, of NorthamptoN Superior Court. There was. judgment for the plaintiff and defendants appealed. The. facts are stated in the opinion of Chief Justice Fair-CLOTH.
1Opinion of the Court
Faircloth, C. J.:
In 1885 Thomas (Jutland died, leaving a will which was duly probated, and had several children, and was seized of the land in controversy, having-put into the possession of some of his children certain other property and devised the same in fee to them. He then lived on a tract of land, and by item six he devised to his son Cornelius in fee a part of the tract of land, and-in item seven he devised the balance of the tract in fee to-his son Elijah. In item eight he says : “ In consideration of the property I have given to Elijah and Cornelius, they are to have the care of and…
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