Corbitt v. Clenny
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Chancery Court of Henry. Heard before Hon. B. B. McCbaw. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtManning, J.
Appellant in this cause was complainant in the court below, as administrator de bonis non, &c., of Thomas Griffin, deceased.
A former administrator had sold lands of the intestate, 240 acres, in one body, to three sons of the deceased, Dempsey, Daniel, and Thomas Griffin, as joint purchasers, for which they had executed to him their joint note for $1,140, payable twelve months afterwards. The sale was regularly made pursuant to an order of the court, and was reported to and confirmed by it. This was in 1866.
The three purchasers having made a division of the land among themselves, and another…
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