Currens v. Lauderdale

Complainant filed this bill on the 9th of September, 1905, to recover of the heirs of E. W. Tipton an undivided one-third interest in a tract of land, comprising two hundred acres, conveyed by Isaac Sampson to E. W. Tipton on July 15, 1863. The hill also seeks a partition of said tract of land. The theory of the bill is that Isaac Sampson and the complainant were tenants in common of said land, and that Isaac Sampson individually conveyed it by metes and bounds to E. W. Tipton. The heirs of E. W. Tipton in their answer set up an, estoppel against complainant, growing out of certain partition…