Andrews v. Floyd

Maxwell, Peesident:

This is a suit to sell real estate to satisfy judgment liens and to set aside certain conveyances antagonistic to the claims of the plaintiffs. From a decree for the plaintiffs, certain of the defendants appeal.

In the summer of 1930, the plaintiffs sold to defendant, Jesse L. Floyd, an infant, two motor trucks. The boy’s mother, Eva Floyd, and his sister, Lucille Floyd Self, became sureties for the payment of the deferred purchase money. In the last three months of the year 1930, several judgments were taken before justices of the peace against young Floyd. Among these…