Thompson v. Wright

1. A transaction between a husband and a wife, in which she gives a note for the purchase-price of land, is not a sale by the wife of any part of her estate which as declared in the Code, § 53-504, would require an order of the superior court to render the transaction valid. Thompson v. Wright, 182 Ga. 380 (185 S. E. 341), reversing the judgment of the Court of Appeals. 51 Ga. App. 817.

2. In a suit to recover on a note, a plea that the note is void in that it *876was executed, by a married woman as maker to her husband as payee for the purchase-price of land sold by him to her, and that its…