Smith v. McWhorter
Citations
- 74 Miss. 400
Syllabus
<p>Tenants in Common. Purchase by one. Innocent party.</p> <p>A tenant in common wlio purchases the joint estate under a deed of trust will hold the same as trustee for all the tenants; but adult co-tenants, with knowledge or sufficient information to charge them with knowledge, must elect within a reasonable time, to hold the purchaser as a trustee, otherwise, those who acquire rights in the property from him in good faith will be protected.</p>
Judges: Cooper
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