Atkinson v. Plum
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal and supersedeas from Circuit Court, Wood County. Bill by W. F. Atkinson against D. ¡3. Plum and others. Decree for defendants. Plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
BRANNON, President:
Mary Jane Plum being the owner of real estate in Parkersburg she and her husband, D. S. Plum, made a deed of trust to secure the Traders Building Association in the sum of twelve hundred dollars on said property. D. S. Plum confessed a judgment in favor of W. F. Atkinson, and Atkinson brought a suit in the circuit court of Wood County claiming that this property had been purchased with the means of the husband, D. S. Plum, though conveyed to his wife, and that it was liable for the debt of Atkinson. The circuit court decided that it was. not liable for Atkinson’s debt and…
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