Scott v. Moser

PARKER, Judge.

The trial court rested its judgment upon two grounds: first, that the plaintiffs were under a mutual mistake of fact and of law such as to entitle them to have the. deeds reformed; and second, that the deeds were cross deeds of partition which conveyed no rights to the wards of the appellant. We find the second ground sufficient to support the judgment and affirm.

When G. Wes- Scott, died intestate,- fee 'simple title to- his lands, vested in .his three children, Cray, Irene, and Maude, as tenants' in. common.’ (Their title was,-, of'course,, subject to their mother’s dower…