Gluckauf v. Bliven

Citations

• 23 Cal. 312

Syllabus

<p>A mortgage, executed after the passage of the amendatory Homestead Act of 1860, by both husband and wife, upon the homestead, is valid, although given for borrowed money, provided a declaration of homestead had been made and recorded at the time of its execution.</p> <p>The second section of the amendatory Homestead Act of 1860, applies only to such homesteads as are held under the declaration provided for in that act, and has no application to homesteads held under the Act of 1851.</p>