Huntington

The plaintiffs sought partition of the real property involved in this action, alleging that they and the defendant E. E. Hewlett, trustee for Edward Perrin, Jr., and Edward Perrin, Jr., individually, were the owners and in possession as tenants in common of said property; that prior to the commencement of the action one J. C. Anderson had a mortgage thereon, given him by a common grantor of all the parties interested, which said mortgage was foreclosed by Anderson, and judgment rendered April 10, 1917; that a commissioner appointed pursuant to such judgment sold the property to the mortgagee on April 12, 1917, and the equity of redemption would expire one year thereafter. Plaintiffs averred that E. E. Hewlett, as trustee for Edward Perrin, Jr., had an interest in the equity of redemption to the extent of an undivided one-fifteenth (1/15) interest in the fee of said property, and that plaintiffs Howard Huntington and Flora Dean Hobart had interests in the equity of redemption of eleven-fifteenths (11/15) and three-fifteenths (3/15), respectively; and alleged it was for the best interest of the plaintiffs and the defendants that a partition be made as to the interest of E. E.…