Love v. Anderson
Supreme Court of Georgia
Homestead. Husband and wife. Dower. Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Fulton superior court. September term, 1893. Petition by Anderson, administrator, for direction, etc. The casé was tried before the judge without a jury. It was agreed that the facts were as follows : Jordan Love died in January, 1888. Plaintiff was appointed his administrator in August, 1889. Deceased’s whole estate consisted of a house and lot in Atlanta.
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Homestead. Husband and wife. Dower. Before Judge Marshall J. Clarke. Fulton superior court. September term, 1893. Petition by Anderson, administrator, for direction, etc. The casé was tried before the judge without a jury. It was agreed that the facts were as follows : Jordan Love died in January, 1888. Plaintiff was appointed his administrator in August, 1889. Deceased’s whole estate consisted of a house and lot in Atlanta. This ■property, on March 26, 1877, upon petition of Miranda Love, wife of Jordan Love, was set apart 'as a homestead for tbe benefit of herself and Willis and Anna Love,…
1Opinion of the Court
*612 Judgment affirmed. On cross-bill of exceptions, reversed,.
John M. Slaton, for plaintiffs in error. George S. Thomas, George Hillyer and S. N. Connally, for plaintiffs in error in cross-bill. Porter King, for the administrator.
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