19 Ala. 682 | Ala. | 1851
The case of Bradford v. Greenway et al., 77 Ala. 797, is in point to show that the separate estate of Mrs. Collins is bound for the payment of this note. But it is very clear, that the case made by the pleadings does not warrant the relief which was granted by the chancellor. The bill was filed at a time when the corpus of the trust, according to the provisions of the deed, could not have been sold in satisfaction of the demand, but the wife’s share in the profits might well have been separated. Since that time, however, the grantor has died, and the deed provides that upon his death the property shall vest absolutely in Mrs. Collins and the children, discharged of the
Decree accordingly.