Cole v. Franklin Life Ins.

HUTCHESON, Circuit Judge.

When appellant was here before,1 she was appealing from a judgment which, upon findings, fully supported by evidence, denying her defense of homestead and usury, had awarded appellee the title to the land in controversy.

On that appeal, her main contention was that the sale under power, at which appellee had bought, was invalid, because made within the time within which an administration upon the estate of her decedent, could be taken out, and appellee’s sale under its deed of trust and the title based on it, had fallen upon the taking out by her, of an administration.…