Bell v. Green
Supreme Court of Arkansas
APPEAL from Hempstead Circuit Court in Chancery. Pión. J. K. Young, Circuit Judge. STATEMENT. Benjamin W. Green, as administrator of the estate of Wm. W. Andrews, deceased, and W. P. Hart, filed in the Hempstead Circuit Court their complaint in equity, alleging, ■•in substance, that Andrews and Hart were tenants in common of certaiu town lots (which it described) in the town -of Fulton, in said county.
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APPEAL from Hempstead Circuit Court in Chancery. Pión. J. K. Young, Circuit Judge. STATEMENT. Benjamin W. Green, as administrator of the estate of Wm. W. Andrews, deceased, and W. P. Hart, filed in the Hempstead Circuit Court their complaint in equity, alleging, ■•in substance, that Andrews and Hart were tenants in common of certaiu town lots (which it described) in the town -of Fulton, in said county. That the administrator, after due notice of his intended application therefor, had obtained an order of the Probate Court of the county to sell Andrews’ interest in the lots for payment of his…
1Opinion of the Court
Harrison, J. >
1. adminISTRA.TION. sale of land with-praise -
Though the Statute requires an executor, 1 or administrator, upon obtaining an order of the Probate Court for the sale land for the payment of the debts of estate, before offering if for sale, to have the same appraised by three disinterested householders of the county in which it is situated, yet, if he neglects to do so, and the sale is confirmed by the court, the sale would not be void, and could be set aside only on appeal from the order of confirmation, or by a direct proceeding for that purpose, and could not be attacked or…
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