Moranho v. De Aguiar
Citations
- 25 Haw. 271
- 1920 Haw. LEXIS 69
Syllabus
<p>Ejectment — tenancy in common — judgment.</p> <p>The rule obtaining in this jurisdiction is that a plaintiff who has been ousted may in an action in ejectment have judgment to the extent of the title proved by him as against his cotenant in possession.</p> <p>Equity — partition—trial of title.</p> <p>Before a court of equity will assume jurisdiction in a suit for partition the legal title of the property must first be set at rest.</p>
Judges: Coke, Edings, Kemp
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