Hensley v. Lovely

Opinion of the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner

Reversing.

■ Joseph Lovely became surety on the bond of Robert Hensley superseding a $500 judgment entered against him in a slander suit. The appeal was dismissed with damages. Execution issued and was levied on Lovely’s property and he satisfied the judgment by paying $795.45. Hensley and his wife owned jointly certain property in a suburb of Jackson on which they lived. While the execution was out, Hensley made a deed to his one-half interest in the property to his wife. Lovely promptly instituted suit to have the conveyance set aside as fraudulent…