Yates v. Yates
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*295OPINION
HENRY, Chief Justice.
This is essentially a suit for the partition of land. The Chancellor, after hearing substantial proof, divested petitioner of all his right, title and interest in real estate owned as a tenant in common, and ordered him to execute a quitclaim deed to his co-tenant. The Court of Appeals affirmed and remanded, holding that respondent furnished all the purchase money and was the beneficiary of a resulting trust.
We granted certiorari to examine this holding; but after a thorough examination of the record in light of the applicable law, we reluctantly reached the…
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