Primrose v. Browning
Supreme Court of Georgia
Claim. Evidence. Deeds. ■ Debtor and creditor. Charge of Court. Indorsement. Fraudulent conveyance. Before Judge Tompkins. Richmond Superior Court. October Term, 1875. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
Browning obtained judgment against P. H. Primrose as indorser, upon a note dated November 12th, 1873, and payable thirty days after date; execution was issued thereon, and was levied upon certain land as the property of said defendant; the land was claimed by Mary E. Primrose, and on the trial of the claim case it was agreed between counsel that the note became due five days after the date of the deed under which claimant claimed the land.
The plaintiff in execution proved by the defendant, who was the husband of the claimant, that his wife had no separate property prior to his…
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