Taylor v. Flint

HUNTER, Associate Justice.

The controversy in this case arises over 200 -acres out of a 310-acre tract of land claimed by appellants' as their homestead. They desired a loan of $2000 on the 110 acres over-plus, but the agent of the loan company suggested that the company would not loan that much on it, but to make a conveyance of the whole 310 acres to R. S. Taylor, the father, and let him apply for the loan, and when obtained, the land could be reconveyed to appellants, they assuming the debt. Appellants occupied the land as a country homestead at the time and for some time after the loan was…