Miller v. Swhier
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Jay Circuit Court; John F. LaFollette, Judge. Claim for householder’s exemption by Oliver W. Miller against Sherman Swhier, as trustee of said Miller’s property assigned for the benefit of his creditors. Prom a judgment for defendant, claimant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMyers, C. J.
On September 3, 1906, appellant filed his verified petition in the Jay Circuit Court, showing that on July 9, 1906, he made a general assignment of all of his property to Millard Nixon for the benefit of his creditors, under the law for general assignments (§§2899, 2900 Burns 1901, Acts 1891, p. 312, §2663 R. S. 1881), and such indenture was duly recorded in the proper county recorder’s office on that day; that at the time of the execution of such indenture of assignment he was an unmarried man, and not a householder of the State of Indiana; that on July 14, 1906, he married, and from that…
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