Allen v. . Allen

There are 182 assignments of error the mere statement of which consumes 38 pages of the record. As these multitudinous assignments are not grouped it is with considerable difficulty that we are able to fish out of the record the pertinent questions of law the plaintiffs seek to present for determination on this appeal. It is clear, however, that whether there was a division of the lands belonging to T. W. and E. J. Allen among their children is not the decisive feature of the case. Here tbe controlling factor is the fact that a deed was tendered to J. W. Allen and Hester Hendricks for a tract…