115 Ga. 768 | Ga. | 1902
1. Where partitioned report that “ said lands can not be divided by metes and bounds, as it would decrease the value of the entire lands by said partition,” an objection to their return merely setting forth, in general terms, that the lands in question “can not be sold without great sacrifice and injury to the parties at interest,” is not good, in the absence of any allegation show-, ing why this is so.
2. Though in a devise of lands to a daughter of the testator and her children it be declared that “ The property willed to my [daughter] is to be kept for [her] and [her] children’s own use and benefit, free from all debts and control of any husband or person whatever,” it is nevertheless the right of any one of
Judgment affirmed.