Kerlin v. Ramage

Complainant’s ^appellee's) bill shows that W. J. Kerlin during his lifetime was the owner of a lot in Oakwood Cemetery in the city of Montgomery, “which said lot,” to quote the bill, “was used by said W. J. Kerlin for burial purposes”; that he sold to said Kerlin certain granite slabs, vases, bases, and Bedford coping stone, and used the same in improving the said lot under and in pursuance of a contract in writing which provided, among other things, as follows: “Title to work herein mentioned shall remain vested in builder [complainant] until fully paid for;” and that Kerlin died without…