Walden v. Brantley Co.

Walden as head of a family sought to enjoin the. Brantley Company from selling a house and lot in the city of Way-cross. By his petition he made substantially the following case: In March, 1877, he had set apart to him, as the head of a family, a homestead of realty and personalty, the realty being a certain place whereon he then resided. Thereafter, in 1881, under an order granted by the judge of the superior court the realty and some of the personalty exempted were sold, and the proceeds were reinvested in a house and lot on Albany avenue in the city of Waycross. In 1899 that property was…