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· 1/30/1895

Hanley v. Hanley

Citations

  • 4 Coffey 473

Syllabus

<p>Homestead—Belief in Equity from Order Setting Apart.—Where a homestead is procured to be set apart by fraud, a court of equity has jurisdiction to grant relief against the order.</p> <p>Homestead—Collateral Attack on Order Setting Apart.—An order in probate setting apart a homestead cannot be collaterally attacked unless the court acted without jurisdiction.</p>

Judges: Coffey

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