Fletcher v. Monroe

— Appellant brought suit for partition, against the appellees, alleging that she was the owner of one-third of the real estate, in her complaint described. The issues formed were tried by the court, without a jury, resulting in a special finding of the facts, on which the court stated certain conclusions of law, leading to judgment for the defendants. The conclusions of law are assigned for error.

The substance of the facts found are that the appellant and Timothy R. Fletcher were husband and wife. During that marriage relation he conveyed the real estate described in the complaint without…