Alleman v. Hawley

Berkshire, J. —

This was an action in partition, brought by the appellees against the appellant.

The case was tried and the court found that the appellant and appellees were tenants in common of the real estate in question, and that the appellant’s interest was seven-ninths, and the appellees’ each one-ninth; that the property was not susceptible of division, and that the same ought to be sold and the proceeds of the sale divided among the respective parties according to their several interests.

After the foregoing finding had been made, with leave of the court the appellant filed a…