First Nat. Bank of Oneonta v. Robertson
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtFoster, J.
As we view this case, it is immaterial whether the minor Mildred May Alma Green, not a child of M. M. Green, was duly adopted by him in order for her to be interested in the lands owned by L. P. M. Green, deceased, a share of which M. M. Green inherited from him. L. P. M. Green died in 1907, leaving to his heirs the land involved, with no will so far as the purposes of this case are concerned. All his personalty has been set apart to the widow as exempt. She is still living. M. M. Green was one of ten children, heirs of L. P. M. Green, and survived his father by over twenty years. From this…
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- Austin v. BeanSupreme Court of Alabama · 1894
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