Denson v. Keys

In 1893 J. ÜVL Keys, as the head of a family consisting of his wife and daughter, had certain land belonging to him set apart as a homestead, under the constitution of 1877. In 1897, while the homestead was in force, he conveyed the land to his wife in trust for their daughter. In this deed it was recited that the husband had paid only half of the purchase-money with his own funds, and had used money of the wife in making payment of the balance. No order of court for any sale and reinvestment appears. In 1907 the wife executed a deed to the husband of the daughter, the latter having married…