Tunstill v. J. T. Fargason Co.

This action was begun by the appellee in the circuit court against the appellant to recover the sum of $1,448 alleged to be due the appellee for money advanced to O. L. Tunstill and to set aside a conveyance executed on January 6, 1921, from Tunstill to his wife, which, it is alleged, was made to defraud the creditors of Tunstill. All of the material allegations of the complaint were denied by the appellant, and they set up that the real estate conveyed was the homestead of appellants, and that the cotton shipped by Tunstill to the appellee was owned by others, and that the credit extended by…