Bryson v. Provident Nat. Bank

DAWKINS, District Judge.

N. P. and R. M. Bryson, father and son, filed their petitions in voluntary bankruptcy on December 1, 1922, and therein claimed certain real property as exempt under the homestead laws of the state of Texas. The trastee reported the property as exempt, and thereupon the Provident National Bank of Waco, Tex., opposed the report, upon the ground that said premises had never constituted the homestead of the bankrupts, for the reason same had never been occupied or, appropriated as such by the plaintiffs. The exceptions of the bank were sustained by *832the referee, and on…