Joint tenants - conveyance by part-disseisin of others.

1. A deed from part of the common owners of a parcel of real estate will not, although purporting to convey the entire tract, work a disseisin of their cotenants so as to ripen into title by adverse possession, if the grantee knew, and the deed showed by its recitals, that there were part owners who did not join in the conveyance.

[See note on this question beginning on page 8.]

Adverse possession - by husband of wife's land when not shown.

tion between witness and her hus-
band, and, after her husband's death,
stated that she had given him a quit-
claim deed of the property, delivery
of which is not shown.
Estoppel of devisee inventory-
ing property as that of others.

4. In an action by a devisee of an undivided interest in a parcel of real estate from her mother, against the other heirs at law of her father, for partition of such parcel, the fact that, as administratrix of the father's estate, she inventoried the whole tract as his property, is immaterial. [See 11 R. C. L. 106.]

APPEAL by defendants from a decree of the Circuit Court for Whiteside County (Graves. J.) in favor of complainant in a suit for partition of certain lands. Affirmed.

27 A.L.R.-1.