Jarrard v. Mobley

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

Each of the three general grounds in the motion for new trial (1) that the verdict is contrary to the evidence, (2) that it is contrary to law, and (3) that it is contrary to the principles of justice and equity, was argued at unusual length by the very learned counsel for plaintiff in error; but after a very careful consideration of the evidence we are compelled to hold that the evidence is sufficient to authorize the verdict. It is true- that a debtor may bona fide prefer one creditor to another, and this right appertains as much to a husband in favor of…