Solomon v. Solomon

J. M. Solomon and his son, J. L. Solomon, owned a house and lot in Cleveland, Mississippi, each owning a one-half interest therein. J. L. Solomon was married and lived in this house. J. M. Solomon died in 1930, leaving as his heirs J. L. Solomon and four other children. J. L. Solomon and his family continued to occupy the house until 1933, when he died, and his widow and children continued thereafter to occupy it as their home. The four surviving children of J. M. Solomon sued the widow and children of J. L. Solomon for a partition of the property in kind or a sale therefor. The widow…