Lucas v. Peters
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Tippecanoe Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtBusiciric, J.
This was a proceeding on the part of the appellants against the appellees, to review and set aside, upon the ground of irregularity, a judgment in partition.
There was issue, and trial by the court, who, at the request of the appellants, rendered a special finding of facts and conclusions of law, to which there was an exception. There were also motions for a venire de novo, for a new trial, and in arrest of judgment, and proper exceptions. The facts nec*314essary to. a proper and intelligible understanding of the questions of law presented for our decision sufficiently appear in the special…
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