Pickering v. Demerritt

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• where a debtor was neither married nor the head of a family at the time an attachment was levied and judgment rendered, it was held that his subsequent marriage could not give him a homestead right that would divest the attachment lien
• where a debtor was neither married nor the head of a family at the time an attachment was levied and judgment rendered, it was held that his subsequent marriage could not give him a homestead right that would divest the attachment lien

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