Combs v. Combs

McHaney, J.,

(after stating’the facts). The question for decision on this appeal is whether the complaint states facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. Counsel for appellants first insist that the decree of the chancery court of October 2, 1925, construed the will of Nathan Combs “as devising a defeasible fee in said real property to Isaac G-. Combs, and, upon his death without issue, the remainder to the sons of Alfred, Sewell and Isaac Combs.” In this contention we believe counsel is in error, for this is not the effect of the finding of the chancery court. It found “that Isaac…