Lovin v. Poss

Marshall, Justice.

This is an action for equitable accounting among the heirs at law concerning certain realty. Upon the death of an intestate, one of her daughters (the defendant) moved into a house which, together with three lots, had been purportedly deeded to the defendant’s incompetent sister by their mother. The defendant occupied the house, caring for her incompetent sister therein for the 15 years until the sister’s death, intestate and without children. The mother’s estate had contained three additional lots, making a total of six lots plus the house, which were distributable among…