Sullivan v. Sullivan

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Hurt —

Affirming.

In the year, 1883, Edward P. Martin Company made to the appellant, James A.. Sullivan, and the appellee, W. P. Sullivan, brothers, as grantees, a deed of conveyance, by which there was conveyed to them, jointly, a tract of eighty acres of land. In 1908 they executed to each other a deed of partition, by which there was conveyed to each of them, in severalty, about forty acres of land. On the 21st day of April, 1915, W. P. Sullivan filed a suit, in ejectment, against James A. Sullivan to recover from him the possession of the portion of land, which…