Miller v. Crozier
Supreme Court of Georgia
'Application for year’s support — appeal. Before Judge Gc« ber. Burke superior court. October term, 1897.
1Opinion of the Court
Simmons, O. J.
It appears from the record, that Orozier, in 1877, applied for and had set apart for the benefit of his wife a homestead in a certain lot or tract of land; that in 1897 he died; that, a few weeks after his death, the widow applied to the ordinary to have set apart to her a year’s support out of the homestead property; that this application was resisted by a judgment creditor of her husband. The ordinary allowed the year’s support; the creditor appealed to the superior court, and on the trial in that court the judgment of the ordinary was affirmed. The creditor excepted.
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