Frasure v. Martin

CLAY, Commissioner.

This controversy involves the apportionment of rent, realized from a house and lot, between the widow and heirs of one-deceased. Appellant’s husband died intestate in 1933, and since that date she has. had control of and rented to others residence property owned by him. The heirs have called on her to account. The Chancellor allowed her- one-third of the net amount realized.

On this appeal she contends: (1) she was entitled to one-third of the gross rent; and (2) the heirs must reimburse her for the taxes she paid and the expenses she-incurred in the maintenance of the…