Temple v. Irvin
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Harrison Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWorden, J.
This was a complaint by the appellants against the appellees to correct an alleged mistake in the procedings in a partition suit in the same court. The alleged mistake in the partition, briefly stated, consists in this. The land to be parted consisted in part of river bottom land, and in part of upland. The commissioners in making the partition determined to set off to the plaintiff herein twenty-two acres and a fraction of the upland, and ninety acres and a fraction of the bottom land; and to Camilla Irwin, one of the parties interested, twenty-two acres and a fraction of the upland, and…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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