Cox v. Greenfield

J. B. Cox, by his next friend, instituted suit against Greenfield and others. In the petition, he alleged that they were heirs at law of David Greenfield, deceased, some of them being executors of the decedent’s will and owners of an estate for life in a described tract of land in the City of Atlanta and a building thereon; that the duty of the executors was to keep the property together and manage and control it during the lives of the defendants, and that the defendants had the management and control of the property; that upon the defendants’ lot and next to the line between it and an…