Hughes v. Parmer

BLAIR, Justice.

Appellant, S. W. Hughes, sued appel-lees, J. L. Parmer and wife, to foreclose a judgment lien on certain property; and sued appellee, John R. Kirby, to cancel the deed of the Parmers to him, alleged to have been a simulated conveyance and executed in fraud of the rights of appellant as a creditor after abandonment of the property as homestead. The Parmers interposed a plea of homestead and Kirby a general denial. Judgment was for ap-pellees.

The point is made that insufficient facts were alleged to sustain the homestead plea. The existence of the family relationship, the actual…