Furman University v. Huff

Citations

• 68 S.C. 528

Syllabus

<p>1. Homestead. — Where a bond is executed in 1880, and in 1887 the obligor moves off the lands on. which he and his family were living in 1880, having mortgaged and sold the said lands, taking purchase money mortgages therefor, a portion of said tract afterwards being reoonveyed to- him, but he or his family never having again resided on .the lands, after his decease, his widow cannot claim homestead in balance of proceeds of foreclosure of mortgage executed by him as against judgment on said bond.</p> <p>2. Intestate Estate.- — A Judgment having lost its active energy may be proved against estate of judgment debtor and paid as a judgment.</p>