Morton v. Young

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Miller

Affirming.

On January 6, 1912, the appellant, C. P. Morton, executed and delivered his note for $353.25, due one day thereafter, to W. A. Young, for groceries and supplies. At that time C. P. Morton owned a house and lot in Green-ville, worth about $1,000.00; he owned no other unencumbered real estate, and had personal property of little or no value.

*302On January 9,1913, C. P. Morton conveyed the house and lot in Greenville to his daughter Emma I. Morton. After this conveyance to his daughter, O. P. Morton improved the house at a cost of about $1,500.00. In the…