Lang v. Kennard

Citations

• 83 Fla. 395
• 91 So. 372

Syllabus

<p>Where a husband and father abandons his homestead rights by removing his family from the homestead after its sale under execution, and by acquiescing for many years in the title acquired from a purchaser at the execution sale by the wife of the original homesteader, who is the mother of his children, some of the children of the marriage cannot have partition against others of the children who are the devisees of the wife, even though the father moved his family back on the place and it was their home at the death of the father, since the title being in the wife and mother, her devisees have the title.</p>