Ransom v. High
West Virginia Supreme Court
cited Code, e. 79, ss. 1, 2, 3, et seq.; 3 Rand. 361; Per. Tr. (2d Ed.) § 162; 1 Atlc. 447 ; 2 Atk. 150; Id., 157; 1 Johns. Ch’y 329 ; 35 Md. 327; 19 2ST. J. Ch’y 123; 28 Cal. 632; 15 Mich. 94; 8 C. E. Creen 60.
1Opinion of the Court
Holt, Judge :
In Hovember. 1889, plaintiff, H. B. Ransom, brought this *839suit in equity in the Circuit Court of Kanawha county for partition between himself and defendant Mary C. High, wife of defendant Charles High, of a tract of land described in the title papers as containing one hundred and twelve acres, but found by actual survey in this ease to contain only one hundred and eight and one half acres. The defendants having been served with process and not appearing, the Circuit Court, by decree of December 18, 1889, appointed three commissioners to go upon the land and divide the same into…
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