Schlanger v. Coffee

Houck, J.,

The bill praying the partition of the real estate of Philip Coffee, deceased, which he devised to his widow, Selma Coffee, and some of his children, was filed on February 16, 1931. It was so proceeded with that partition was decreed and a master appointed. The master decided that the real estate could not be divided without prejudice to the whole, except as *592divided into eight purparts by the bill. Consequently, he appraised each of the purparts and ruled the parties in interest to appear before him on October 23, 1931, to accept or refuse the real estate at the valuation fixed by…