Illinois Supreme Court· 1/15/1867
McConnel v. Kibbe
Citations
- 43 Ill. 12
Syllabus
<p>Partition—estates subject to. To be the subject of partition under our statute, an estate must be held jointly, in common, or in coparcenary. Premises belonging in severalty to two, and no portion of them belonging jointly to both, are not subject to partition under our statute, or under any proceeding known in courts of equity.</p>
Judges: Breese
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