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966 So. 2d 906

Gordon v. McGee

Court of Appeals of Mississippi

Decided October 16, 2007

Court of Appeals of Mississippi · decided 2007-10-16

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently November 2010

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Decided 2007-10-16

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BARNES, J.,

¶1Concurring:

¶2¶ 12. While I concur with the conclusion reached by the majority, I write separately because I believe the amount of Gordon’s entire interest in the remaining property is unclear from the findings. I agree with the majority that Gordon retained his original one-ninth interest that was conveyed to Ezell in 1950. I also agree that Gordon inherited from Minnie a one-eighth interest in her portion of the entire estate. As Minnie’s portion was eight-ninths of the entire property, Gordon is entitled to another one-ninth interest in the entire property, meaning he now has a two-ninths share of the entire property. The remaining seven-ninths of the property is thereby left for equal distribution to the remaining seven children or their heirs.

¶3CHANDLER, GRIFFIS AND ROBERTS, JJ., JOIN THIS OPINION.

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