Arnold v. De Booy
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
Two suits were tried together. The one is for partition of an 80-acre farm and the other is to enjoin defendants from disturbing plaintiff’s possession of the produce raised from the farm and certain personal property thereon. Findings were in favor of plaintiff in each case. Defendants appeal.
A brief outline of the facts is required. Andrew Arnold owned an 80-acre farm near Mound in Hennepin county, when he died, in 1911, testate. Plaintiff and the defendants John and Anna Arnold were willed both the farm and personal property, share and share alike. There were other children, but they…
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