Amos v. Cosby
Supreme Court of Georgia
Title. Warranty. Actions. Husband and Wife. Homestead. Practice in Supreme Court. Before Jos. F. Pou, Esq , Judge pro Kao vice. Taylor Superior Court. April Term, 1884. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blahdeord, Justice.
Cosby purchased from Amos and wife a certain lot of land in Geneva, and paid therefor six hundred dollars, and the same was conveyed by Amos and wife to Cosby by proper warranty deed of conveyance. This land, at the time of the sale, had been set apart to Amos, as head of a family, consisting of his wife and certain minor children. At the time the deed of conveyance was executed, there were several judgments against'Amos older than the constitution of 1868, and among them one in favor of Zachariah Proctor, which had been levied on the property conveyed. Cosby sold this land…
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