McDonough v. Cross

On Rehearing.

Long & Long, for appellees. — It will appear from the opinion of the court in this cause that two principal questions arose and were decided by the court, by which-decision it was held that neither appellant, McDonough, nor appellees, Cross and wife, were entitled to the-land sued for. In effect, the court held, that Cross and wife (or rather Willie Smith, their ward,) owned an interest in common with the two intervenors and another - party in the land.

If the court was right in thus placing the title in Willie Smith ás a tenant in common with the intervenors? it-erred in failing…