Womack v. Benson

Duckworth, Presiding Justice.

Leave was regularly granted by a court of ordinary to an administrator, to sell an undivided one-half interest in a bond for title to convey described land to his intestate and another. Certain heirs of the intestate sought to enjoin the sale on the grounds that the sale “would be without law, equity or justice, and would cause long and bitter lawsuits and would becloud the title to same, and would jeopardize and perhaps cause petitioners to lose their interest in their said deceased brother’s estate, that they would be put to great expense for lawyer’s fees and…