Kinser v. Norvelle-Chambers Shoe Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Sampson

Affirming in part and reversing in part.

Appellant Kinser, with, his wife and eight children, lives in a box house on a small piece of ground near the bed of Pond creek in Pike county. This property, which has been twice appraised at $800.00, is near a mining camp and is used and claimed by appellant as a homestead. It having been sold under executions in favor of appellees Norvelle-Chambers Shoe Company and Lynch-burg Shoe Company against appellant and bought in by appellee companies for their debts and the sheriff having made a joint deed to the two…