Elder v. Cordray

Citations

• 54 Ill. 244

Syllabus

<p>Married women—of their separate property. Where a married woman had purchased a lot of ground with money obtained from a person other than her husband, and a house erected thereon was paid for in the same way, it was held, upon the facts, that personal property for which the house and lot were exchanged was the separate property of the wife, although the transaction was negotiated by her husband, and such personal property was not subject to levy and sale for his debts.</p>