Gibson v. Gibson

“When a married woman gives her individual note, the presumption of law is that she gave it on her own contract and for value, to charge her separate property.” Perkins v. Rowland, 69 Ga. 661, 664. “Where the creditor, at the time a debt is created, really intends in good faith to extend the credit to the wife, and not to the husband, and the consideration of the loan passes legally and morally from the creditor to the wife, and where the writings then executed are such as purport to bind her for the debt as her own, then, whatever may be the private understanding between the wife and the…