Saffold v. Anderson

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

It is manifest from a reading of the first count of this petition that it sets forth no grounds for the intervention of a court of equity in this matter of partition. An application for statutory partition, so far as the facts are shown, would be ample. If in any respect statutory proceedings would not be ample, equity might intervene. The statute provides that equity has jurisdiction in cases of partition, whenever the remedy at law is insufficient, or peculiar circumstances render proceedings in equity more suitable and just. Civil Code, § 5355. But no…