Heuser v. Belvin
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of the Circuit Court of Wythe county, in which there was a decree in favor of a purchaser at a private sale of the interest of the adult parties in a tract of land. The adult parties interested appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCardwell, J.
The motion of appellee, E. Bee Trinkle, to dismiss the appeal, for the reasons that W. E). Belvin, Jr., Byle R. Belvin, Marjorie *347B. Belvin and Constance L. Belvin are not parties to the petition therefor, and H. M. Heuser, as receiver and as trustee, has no interest entitling him to prosecute the appeal, is without merit and is, therefore, overruled.
The material facts leading up to the final decree in the cause complained of are as follows: In 1882 certain relatives of W. D. Belvin purchased for him a farm in Wythe county, Va., containing 190 acres, which farm was, by deed dated April 2,…
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