Meachem v. Boyce
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
HEDRICK, Judge.
Respondent, in his first, second and fourth assignments of error, challenges the trial court’s findings of fact and conclusions that petitioner owns an interest in the property and is entitled to a sale in lieu of partition, G.S. 46-22. Specifially, respondent argues that by established principles of estoppel petitioner’s interest in the subject property inured to the benefit of Otto D. Grier upon her divorce from respondent. Petitioner contends that the prior judgment of District Court, declaring the deed from petitioner to Otto D. Grier to be void, extinguished any right of…
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