White v. Small

JAMES, Chief Justice.

—The facts in this case are not disputed It is a suit to partition certain property owned in common, a part of which was the homestead of W. W. White and his wife, through whom all parties inherit the community property sought to be divided. After White’s death the homestead continued to be occupied by Mrs. White and appellant, their daughter. After Mrs. White’s death appellant has continued to occupy the homestead. Ho debts were left by either of the parents, who died intestate, and no administration has been taken out upon either of their estates, and none could legally…