Greene v. Greene
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtPelts, J.
In January, 1951, Luther Greene died intestate, owning the legal title and in possession of a farm, with a quantity of farm machinery, equipment, and livestock thereon, in Grundy County. He was unmarried, childless, and his next of kin and heirs at law were his ■sister, Miss Euby Greene, ,and his three brothers, James A. Greene, Chester Greene, and Marvin Greene, deceased, represented by his two children, Kenneth Green and Ellen June Greene.
This record presents a controversy between the sister Euby and the three brothers over the ownership of a one-half undivided interest in this realty and…
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