Ballard v. Johns
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Montgomery Probate Court. Heard before the Hon. F. C. Randolph. The facts sufficiently appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSomerville, J.
The case is one originating in an application by a tenant in common of real and personal property to have it sold for distribution, on the ground that it can not be equitably partitioned or divided among those interested, without a sale. — Code, 1876, § 3515.
1. Such an application is required by statute to set forth the names of all the persons interested in the property prayed to be sold, and their residences, giving a full and accurate description of the property, with a statement of the interest of-each person in the same, and of the number of shares into which it is to be divided. — Code,…
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