Gibson v. Love
Supreme Court of Florida
This case was brought up by appeal from a judgment of the Circuit Court of the County of Gadsden, given at the Spring Term, 1850. The opinion of the Court contains a full statement of the case.
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, Chief Justice
This is a case of a claim to personal property interposed according to the provisions of our statute of February 17th, 1833.
The facts material to the point presented to this Court are briefly these : James Gibson and Daniel Love, the parties to this suit, on the thirteenth of April, 1839, became sureties on a bond given by one John C. Love, as executor of John Colson, deceased. On the thirteenth of December, 1841, John C. Love having become indebted to the estate of his testator and some fear being entertained that he might become a defaulter, a deed of mortgage was executed by the said Love…
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