Long v. Long
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Tuscaloosa County Court. Heard before Hon. H. B. Foster. Bill by Ida Long and others, against J. T. Long and others, for partition or sale for division. Decree for complainants, and respondents appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtGardner, J.
Appellees and appellants are heirs at law of W. T. Long, deceased, and the bill is filed by the former against the latter for the purpose of obtaining a sale of certain lands described in the bill, for partition or division, which lands, it is *561alleged, the said ancestor owned at the time of his death. It' is alleged, also, that there are no outstanding debts of said estate, and that no necessity exists for aii administration thereof, and proper averments are made that the lands cannot be equitably partitioned or divided among said tenants in common without a sale. The bill further shows that…
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