75 Fla. 603 | Fla. | 1918
This is an appeal from an interlocutory order overruling a demurrer to a bill of complaint in
It is alleged as the basis of the relief sought that the administrators procured the inventory to be made which shows the personal property of the estate to be of less value by one-half than its true value, in pursuance of a fraudulent design to deprive the complainant of her rights in the premises; that the administrators pursuant to their design which they held in common with their three brothers to cheat and defraud her out of her interest in the personal estate refused to set apart to her her dower therein- basing their refusal upon the consideration named in the two deeds of conveyance of the lands mentioned in which it was recited that the con-, veyances were executed in consideration of her interest in the estate real and personal of her late husband. It is also alleged that such was not the true consideration for the execution of the two deeds, but that they were executed between them merely by way of dividing among them the real estate of which her husband died seized and possessed.
The bill we think contains equity and rests upon a well recognized grfound of equity jurisdiction. Even if the deeds may not be set aside because the considera
The order is affirmed.
