Foote v. Overman

By the agreed case only two questions were submitted to the Circuit Court for adjudication; and these, in substance, were, first, whether the proceedings instituted by

the administrator of Benjamin F. Foote, deceased, to sell real estate to pay debts, and the deed made in pursuance thereof, conveyed the title to the premises in question to appellants ; second, if they did, whether said sale and conveyance carried the rents and gave appellants the right thereto.

The first point seems to be conceded by appellees, and is not raised by the assignments of error, and argued in the brjefs.

Benjamin F.…