Hunt v. Hawley
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Lee Circuit Court. AotioN in equity for the partition of real estate. E. J. Dickinson was one of tbe defendants, and she alone appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSeevers, J.
The petition states, in substance, that the plaintiff and defendants are the owners of certain real estate, and that the share of each is the one-ninth part, and the plaintiff asked that the share of each of the parties be confirmed, and partition made accordingly. The appellant and her husband answered the petition, and denied that the plaintiff or the other defendants owned any portion of the real *184estate; and it was pleaded that the appellant was the owner of all the real estate in controversy. None of the other defendants tiled any pleading, or answered the petition, unless, possibly, an…
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