Brown v. Brown
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Fayette County; M. C. Jeffrey, Judge. Action for partition by Rollie Brown and others against Littleton Brown and another, in which L. D.. Brown was appointed guardian ad litem for all minor parties to the suit. From a judgment which denied the validity of partition agreement as to the minors, the adult parties appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtPleasants, C. J.
This is a suit for partition brought by Rollie Brown and others, heirs and devisees of Sidney Brown, deceased, against Littleton Brown and Lucy Brown, the widow of Sidney Brown.
As to all of the adult-parties the suit was a friendly one, and plaintiffs’ petition set up an agreement entered into by all of the adult parties partitioning and distributing the estate of Sidney Brown.
Plaintiff Rollie Brown sued for himself and as next friend of the minor grandchildren of Sidney Brown, who had an interest in his estate.
Before the cause was called for trial in the court below, the court appointed Mr.…
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