Hawkins v. Taber

delivered the opinion of the Com*t:, This was a bill in chancery, for a partition and for an account of feñts'aíid profits, in which such proceedings were had, that a.partitioii was decreed and a decree rendered against James M. Tabér, one of the defendants, for certain rents alleged to have been received by him, he being one of the parties entitled to an undivided interest in the lands, and who had exercised control over them, receiving the rents therefor. Commissioners were duly appointed to make partition, who reported the same could not be done without prejudice to the proprietors of the…