Hall v. Partridge

Mitchell, Justice.

William Witsel died in this city within one year since, and left a large real estate and about $3,000 in personal estate. Shortly after his death an action was commenced for the partition of his real estate, and before the year was out it was sold under a judgment obtained in that action. George H. Peck became the' purchaser of one of the lots, and objected to complete his purchase. Most of the objections were on account of seeming irregularities in the action; those are now cured, and their previous existence can have no effect except on the question of costs. Three…