Booth v. Galt

Citations

• 58 Cal. 254

Syllabus

<p>Conveyance in Fraud of Creditors—Findings—Sufficiency of Evidence.—In an action of ejectment by a purchaser of land at an execution sale, in which the defendant relied upon a conveyance from the execution debtor made prior to the suit, the Court below found that the conveyance was in fraud of creditors.</p> <p>Held, that the finding was so far supported by the evidence as to preclude this Court from disturbing the judgment.</p> <p>Homestead—Sufficiency of Declaration.—A declaration of homestead by a married woman (made May 19th, 1875) failed to state that her husband had not made such declaration, and that she therefore made the declaration for their joint benefit, held invalid.</p>