Lippold v. Lippold
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Pottawattamie District Oourt. — IIon. Walter I. Smith, Judge. Suit in equity for tlie partition of real estate at one time owned by William Lippold. Defendant George Lippold claims to be tlie owner of tlie property by deed from William. Tlie trial court dismissed tbe petition, and confirmed title in defendant George Lippold, and William II. and Gustave Lippold, by their guardian, appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtDeemee, J.
1 *1362 *135Other than those appearing in a representative capacity, the parties to this suit are the heirs at law of William Lippold, deceased, who had been the owner of, and until the time of his death occupied, the premises of which partition is prayed. Defendant George Lippold controverts the descent, and pleads title in himself by deed from William Lippold of date November 19, 1894. This defendant also pleads certain advancements made by the ancestor to the other heirs, and asks that these advancements 'be fixed and allowance made therefor in the event partition is granted. The delivery of the…
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