Bruns v. Cope
Indiana Supreme Court
Prom Allen Circuit Court; John W. Eggeman, Judge. Action by John W. Bruns against Daniel C. Cope. Prom a judgment for defendant, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMorris, J.
The appellant, John W. Bruns, was a brother of Charlotte Cope, who died intestate, in November, 1911, *291leaving surviving her neither ancestor nor descendant. She was married in July, 1911, to appellee Cope. At her death, she was the owner of real and personal-property. This is an action to quiet title, and for the partition of decedent’s land. There are various paragraphs of complaint, to each of which a demurrer was sustained, and on this action are predicated the errors here assigned. Three questions are presented by appellant’s brief, which we will consider in the' order presented.
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