Dodson v. Dodson

ARCHER, Chief Justice.

On February 17, 1940, Ira M.'Dodson and others recited to be the sole heirs of Jack Dodson and Mary Dodson, both deceased, and further reciting that the parties to the deed owned and held in common the lands sought to be partitioned, entered into a partition deed or agreement by which the tract of land known as the Jack Dodson Place of 115 acres was partitioned into six tracts and awarded to the respective owners, and no complaint is directed to such division, only to a clause in the deed reading as follows:

“But it is expressly understood and agreed between all parties…