McFerran v. McFerran
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Shelby Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtScott, J.
Proceedings for partition. The complaint is in the usual form and alleges that the appellant and the appellee "William P. McFerran are the owners' in fee as tenants in common and are each entitled to one-half of the land described in the complaint, and prays for partition accordingly.
It was shown to the court that William was a minoi’, and B. F. Love, Esq., was appointed guardian ad litem for him.
The appellee Mary filed a petition in which she asked to be made a party. The court granted her petition, and she was made a party defendant. She then filed her answer, in substance, as follows :
That…
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