Byrd v. Byrd

Russell, Judge.

1. “The term ‘household furniture’ covers articles necessary or ornamental to a house in furnishing, equipping, and fitting it for the use of its occupants.” Earle v. Barrett, 51 Ga. App. 514, 516 (4) (180 SE 855). It includes all personal chattels which may contribute to the use or convenience of the householder or to the ornament of the house (McClellan v. Powell, 109 Ill. App. 222); everything in the house which has been usually enj oyed therewith (Chase v. Stockett, 72 Md. 235, 19 A 761, 762); articles in the house for the common use of the household (Lamb v. King, 73 NH…