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· 1/18/1882

Plummer v. White

Citations

  • 101 Ill. 474
  • 1882 Ill. LEXIS 112

Syllabus

<p>1. Former adjudication—as to homestead right. Where in a suit in which the heirs and devisees of a deceased owner of land, occupied by him as a homestead, are parties, the premises are set off to the widow of the deceased as her homestead, this is an adjudication that up to that time she had not lost her homestead by abandonment.</p> <p>2.. Homestead—not abandoned by a sale. The alienation of the homestead by a widow after it has been set off to her, does not constitute an abandonment of it, but her grantee may hold the same against the heir.</p>

Judges: Dickey

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