Veale v. Vandiver

McMurray, Presiding Judge.

This case began in the probate court with the filing of applications by the two co-executors of one estate and the administrator of another for leave to sell a tract of land in which a widow was devised a life estate with remainder to the other heirs. The purpose of the applications was for the division of the estate. The administrator represented the estate of one of the deceased heirs vested with a one-seventh interest in the remainder after the life estate to the widow.

Five of the heirs filed caveats to each application contending there was no necessity for the…