Hemphill v. Hemphill

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

Where there are no debts, a consent division of the whole estate by the heirs is a good administration thereof and concludes the parties. Harris v. Seals, 29 Ga. 585; Alderman v. Chester, 34 Ga. 152; Byrd v. Byrd, 44 Ga. 258; Williams v. Williams Co., 122 Ga. 118 (50 S. E. 52; 106 Am. St. R. 100). This division may be made by arbitrators selected by the heirs. Turk v. Turk, 3 Ga. 422 (46 Am. D. 434). It appears from the petition as amended, that the estate had no creditors, that all the heirs were sui juris, that the heirs entered into an agreement by which…