Caffee v. Thompson
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
GOODWYN, Justice.
Appeal by respondents from decree in equity determining ownership of "ancestral” land and ordering sale of the land for ■division among the joint owners.
We put to one side questions not material to a decision on the merits, arid direct our attention to the one feature which we think is determinative of the case.
Stated hypothetically, the facts are these: A, the owner of certain real estate in Pike County, Alabama, dies intestate leaving surviving him his wife and one child, B. A leaves no other children or their descendants. Thus the land descended to B subject to the dower…
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