Funk v. Stubblefield

Citations

• 62 Ill. 405

Syllabus

<p>1. Ejectment—revivor on plaintiff’s death. When the sole plaintiff in an action of ejectment dies, it is not necessary that the suit be revived in the names of all his heirs-at-law, and it is not error to allow the suit to be revived and prosecuted by a part of bis heirs.</p> <p>2. Same—On the death of the sole plaintiff in ejectment, intestate, leaving several heirs-at-law, the unity of title is severed into aliquot parts, and descends to such heirs, and they each become invested with a separate right of recovery.</p>