Brown v. Conlin
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Posey Circuit Court; Herdis F. Clements, Judge. Action for partition by Hattie Spencer Brown against Jesse Spencer Conlin and another. From a judgment for partition after plaintiff’s petition to have the fees of her attorney taxed as costs had been stricken from the files, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtEnloe, P. J.
The appellant, on November 8, 1919, filed her complaint in the Posey Circuit Court, alleging that she and the appellee Jessie Spencer Conlin were the owners of certain real estate, as tenants in common; that John Conlin, the other appellee herein, was the husband of said Jessie Spencer Conlin, and he was made a party to answer to his interest in said real estate, if any he had. The complaint also alleged the several interests of the owners therein, particularly described the land, alleged that the same was not susceptible of partition without manifest prejudice to the *631parties in interest, and…
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