Monroe v. Birdsey
Supreme Court of Florida
1Per curiam
— The appellees exhibited their bill in chancery for partition in the Circuit Court of Marion County as authorized by Section 3202 et seq. Revised General Statutes of 1920, (Section 4994 et seq. Compiled General Laws of 1927). A demurrer to the bill on the part of Sally Martin Monroe, the sole defendant, therein, was overruled and decree pro confesso was entered for failure to further plead. A decree of partition was seasonably entered and commissioners were appointed to make partition. The commissioners qualified and partitioned the lands as directed by order of the court and made a full…
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