Langford v. Carr

R. D. Carr and wife owned and occupied 63 acres of land as their homestead. It was their community property, except for a small undivided interest which was the separate property of Mrs. Carr. R. D. Carr died intestate, leaving surviving him his widow and two daughters. The widow continued to occupy the property as her homestead. She and one of her daughters brought this suit against the other daughter for partition of the property. The petition set out the interest owned by each of _ the parties in the fee, but alleged specifically that the interest owned by the two daughters was subject to…