Ramsey v. Barnabee

Citations

• 88 Ill. 135

Syllabus

<p>Exemption—whether part of machine is exempt. Where a mower, to which was attached what was called a “ reaper attachment,” was levied on, and the whole exceeded in value the exemption the debtor could claim, but the mower alone did not, and the proof showed the machine could readily be separated, and that the mower was a complete machine without the attachment, and one could be bought without the other, it was held, that the mower alone might be selected as exempt.</p>