Cox v. . Wright

The defendants in their brief do not deny that the above statement of facts set forth by plaintiff is correct, if the documents offered by plaintiff had been admitted in evidence.

The defendants’ first question: “Did the court below err in excluding the summons in the partition case of N. T. Cox, Admr. of the Estate of J. T. Cox, deceased, v. T. L. Cox, E. A. Cox, Bettie L. Cox, Mrs. C. L. Dixon, Nannie Hinshaw, Walter Stout, Ada L. Stout, W. C. Cox, heirs at law of J. T. Cox, deceased’?” We think so.

Mehetable A. Cox, at the death of Joe T. Cox, her brother who died intestate, became the owner…