Lowry v. Noell
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
B. C. Noell of Bedford county died intestate on December 31, 1933, leaving to survive him a widow and twelve children, five of whom were infants. On January 8, 1934, his widow, Bettie P. Noell, qualified as administratrix.
Decedent’s principal asset was 157% acres of land in this county. .On February 2, 1934, these interested parties instituted a partition suit. A sale was ordered by decree of February 20, 1934, and a sale was had on March 5, 1934, confirmed by decree of March 6, 1934. The purchaser was B. B. Arrington at $2,150, who paid in cash $257.98 and assumed the trust deed debt for…
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