McGill v. Art Stone Construction Co.

Citations

• 57 Fla. 498

Syllabus

<p>Married Woman's Law — Charging Separate Property of in Equity for Building Erected With Her Knowledge.</p> <p>Where the husband of a married woman enters into an agreement with building contractors for the erection, at an agreed price, of a building upon a lot that is the separate property of his wife, and the wife has knowledge of the erection of such building, and does not dissent thereto, but silently acquiesces in the erection thereof, such separate property of the wife may be charged in equity and sold for the collection of the agreed price of such building, if such agreed price is not unreasonable.</p>