Worley v. Arnold

On October 16, 1944, D. A. Worley, the head of a family, made out a schedule of property claimed to be exempt as a statutory or short homestead under the Code, §§ 51-1301, 51-1401. Only personal property was included in this schedule, and it was described as “one mule; one cow and calf; two head of hogs and fifty dollars worth of provisions, to wit, about 50 bu. of corn; 25 bu. of wheat, 700 to 800 bundles of fodder; one ton of oat hay; wagon and other farm implements.” The ordinary certified the schedule and it was duly recorded in his office as property exempt from levy and sale in terms of…