Garvin v. Gæbe

Citations

• 72 Ill. 447

Syllabus

<p>Married women—title to crops grown on land rented. Where wheat is raised on land rented by a married woman, with her teams, by hands employed by her, and from seed procured by her with means derived from sources other than her husband, it is her property, and the fact that her husband may have done some work about raising the crop gratuitously, or for compensation, does not affect her title.</p>