Midgett v. . Twiford
Supreme Court of North Carolina
PiíocbediNG' for the partition of land tried on issues transmitted by the Superior Court Clerk of Dabe County, before Timberlahe, J., at Pall Term, 1896, of Dake Superior Courr. There was judgment for the defendant, and the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Furches, J.:
This case was before us at Fall Term, 1895, and is reported in 117 N. C., 8. It is a proof eding for tbe partition of land among the plaintiff and the defendants, as tenants in common. And when it was here before, upon the complaint and demurrer of defendants, we held that they were tenants in common under the will of Edward Mann: the parties all being devisees or assignees of devisees of said Mann.
But this case presents quite a different state of facts. The plaintiff is the assignee of W. K. Mann,.through T. M. Gard, and occupies a very different relation to the other devisees…
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