Robion v. Walker
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 8 — GAKNISHEK, PENSION APPEAL FROM MCCRACKEN COMMON PLEAS COURT. Inasmuch as the pension money due from the Government to appellee, has long since been received by her and invested in property, it is clear that it may be subjected to the payment of her debts..
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Case 8 — GAKNISHEK, PENSION APPEAL FROM MCCRACKEN COMMON PLEAS COURT. Inasmuch as the pension money due from the Government to appellee, has long since been received by her and invested in property, it is clear that it may be subjected to the payment of her debts.. (Gen. Stat., 433; U. S. Statutes, sec. 4,747; 11 Bush, 346; 9 lb., 355; 10 lb., 245. Of what effect would be the last section of the act of Congress ‘ ‘ but shall enure wholly to the benefit of such pensioner” if as soon as. the fund reached the beneficiary it could be taken by creditors.’ ’ (Rev. Stat. United States, sec. 4,747; 9…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE HINES
delivered the opinion of the court.
Appellant having a judgment, execution and return of “no property,” attempts to subject a bouse and lot occupied by appellee to the payment thereof. It is shown by the record that the property was acquired subsequent to the creation of the debt, and for defense it is alleged and proved that appellee is. a house-keeper with a family within the meaning of the statute, and that appellee purchased the property with money drawn by check on a certain bank, and that the money so deposited and drawn was on account of money received by appellee as a…
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