Federal Land Bank of New Orleans v. Rowe

Appellant filed a bill in equity to set aside a conveyance executed by its judgment debtor to his wife conveying to her their homestead consisting of a house and lot in Elba of less value than $2,000, but not exempt from the payment of appellant’s judgment, because that was founded on a claim in tort. For the purpose of treating the law of this case, therefore, it is as though it were not the homestead.

The law of fraudulent conveyances has had much treatment by this court, and we think that it is well settled by our numerous cases in all of its aspects. We will refer to some of its features…