Mink v. Miracle

MOREMEN, Judge.

This suit was instituted by the appellee, Roosevelt Miracle, for the purpose of seeking a partition of real estate jointly owned by the parties to this appeal. After suitable proceedings, the court appointed commissioners to make the division according to the various interests.

The commissioners viewed the land which was a tract of about 170 acres and consisted of both hillside and bottom land which lay along the Cumberland River. To the appellee, who, with his wife, owns a ¾1 interest, was awarded 136.11 acres of hillside land; to appellees, James Taylor Mink and James Mink,…