Stallings v. . Walker
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Akpeal by defendant from Shaw, J., at February Term, 1918, of' ROCKINGHAM. Tbis is a petition for partition, certified to tbe court at term and'. tried upon issues before a jury. From tbe verdict and judgment tbe defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Clase;, 0. J.
Tbis is a petition for partition transferred to the-court at term upon issues raised by tbe answer. D. G-. Flack died intestate at tbe age of 91, leaving two children, tbe plaintiff and defendant and two tracts of land, on one of wbieb (157 acres) tbe plaintiff resided, and tbe other and more valuable tract (tbe “borne place”), containing 284 acres, where tbe defendant, a widow, resided with her father.
There was evidence of a request by tbe father that bis two daughters should make an equal division, allotting to tbe plaintiff enough of tbe *322borne tract wbicb, if added to tbe…
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