Sams v. Thompson Hiles Co.

The nature of this ease is sufficiently indicated by the headnotes. Obviously, it is not one falling under the statute which declares that gifts of property by insolvent debtors are void as to creditors, for there was no proof that the defendant in execution was insolvent or that he “turned over” the land to his wife or allowed her the use of it with a view to ■defrauding his creditors; nor did he “ give ” her anything upon which, as his property, an execution could have been levied. It is equally clear that this is not a case to which the decision in Wood v. Machine Co., 76 Ga. 104, to the…