Saling v. Saling

Bentley, V. C.

This is a bill for partition, with an answer and counterclaim.

The complainant is a sister of the defendant, and the remaining defendant, being the latter’s wife, is a mere, formal party, and no account of her will be taken in the language of this opinion.

In or about 1912, Magdalene E. Saling, the mother of the parties to this suit, died seized of three tracts of lands, designated in the pleadings as tracts A, B and C. She died intestate and, in consequence, the parcels of real estate mentioned descended to the parties as tenants in common. As to this there is no dispute, and it…