19 Kan. 212 | Kan. | 1877
“ 1st. A married woman can hold property separate and apart from her husband, and the same is not subject to the payment of his debts; and she may purchase the same from her husband, or any one else she may choose.
“ 2d. A married woman in this state has the same right to buy, sell, exchange, and in any way to dispose of or receive property by sale or gift from her husband, or other person, that a man has, so the sale is made in good faith.”
As to the allegation that the verdicts were against the weight of evidence, we need only answer, that as there was direct and positive evidence introduced showing that the property claimed by each defendant in error belonged to such party, which if uncontradicted, was sufficient to support the verdicts, we cannot now interfere.
The judgments of the district court will be affirmed.