Casebolt v. Donaldson
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Bay Circuit Court. — Hon. George W. Dunn, Judge. . . . argued that a party-may lose his right of homestead by making no claim to it, or by acts -which amount to a waiver or estoppel of his claim; also that there is no homestead in personalty.
1Opinion of the CourtHenry, J.
George Casebolt obtained a judgment against John B. Paul, in the circuit court of Clinton county, and had an execution issued thereon directed to the sheriff' of Ray county, which was levied upon the w. £ of the n e qr. of Sec. No. 2, township No. 58 of range 26, in said county, the property of said Paul, upon which, with his family, he resided. The land was sold under the execution, and was purchased by Casebolt in February,. 1876. Paul executed a deed conveying the said land to Thomas J. Dodd, as trustee, to secure the payment of a note for $200, held against him by Donaldson and Farris.…
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