Saul v. Bowers

Hill,. J.

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

The controlling question in this case is whether or not the clause in the notes given by the defendant, Bowers, purporting to convey the “ homestead and exemption” to J. Saul & Co., and set out in the foregoing statement of facts, is sufficient to vest the title to the exemption in J. Saul & Co. It is contended by S. E. Vandiver that the transfer to him after the setting aside of the exemption by the referee in bankruptcy to Bowers on May 3, 1922, which was subsequent to the transfer to J. Saul & Co., was a valid transfer. It was in the following…