Hall v. Bauchert
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Hamilton Circuit Court; Ernest E. Cloe, Judge. Suit for partition of the real estate of Carey Hall, deceased, wherein, on the death of John A. Hall, his widow, Lollage C. Hall, was admitted as a party-defendant in his stead. From the judgment rendered on issues joined on her cross-complaint she appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtFeet, J.
This is a suit for the partition of real estate on which Carey Hall died seized, and which he devised by his will. Appellant Lollage C. Hall' is the widow of John A. Hall, only son of the testator. Appellee Edith Hall Bauchert is the only daughter of the testator, and appellees Carey Hall Bauchert, Merrill, Raymond W. and Guy T. Bauchert are her children. While the action was pending John A. Hall died intestate, and appellant, claiming, to be his widow and sole heir at law, on her own application, was admitted as a party defendant in his stead. She thereupon filed an answer to the complaint,…
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