Jackson v. Lipham

1. The charge of the court, to which the defendant excepts in the first ground of the amendment to his motion for new trial, is not erroneous for any of the reasons assigned by the movant. If at the time the defendant purchased this land, when it was sold by the administrator of William Jackson as the property of the latter, he knew that Sam T. Jackson owned an undivided half interest therein, the mere fact that Sam T. Jackson stood by at such sale and permitted the defendant to purchase this property without disclosing his title would not estop said Jackson from asserting whatever title he…