Brooks v. Griffin

1. The evidence was sufficient to authorize the conclusion that the claimant, though she was the wife of the defendant in fi. fa., was the true owner of the horse levied upon. In considering transactions between husband and wife, slight circumstances, under certain conditions; may be sufficient to satisfy a jury of the existence oí fraiid, but in all such cases the bona fides of the transaction is to be determined by the jury. In the present case it can not be said that the evidence demanded a finding other than that returned by the jury.

2. It is not error for a trial judge, in ruling upon,…