Guthrie v. Moran

Grice, Justice.

J. P. Moran and T. A. Moran were administrators of the estate of their mother and executors of the will of their father. The plaintiff is their sister. She and all the defendants, except the original purchaser, had equal interests in the properties, as heirs and legatees. While the evidence on this point was in conflict, there was testimony to the effect that the plaintiff, one of the heirs at law of her mother and one of the legatees of this property under her father’s will, agreed that the property of both the father and the mother be put up, knocked off and sold together,…