139 Ga. 7 | Ga. | 1912
Bell conveyed land to liis wife. Shortly thereafter creditors of the husband obtained judgments against him, and caused levies to be made on the land. Claims were interposed by the wife, and it was agreed that the final result in one case should control all of them. On the trial of the test case the property was found subject. A motion for a new trial was overruled, and the
The presiding judge, to whom the case was submitted without a jury, found for the plaintiffs as to the land, and held that the defendants were not entitled to set off the improvements except to extinguish mesne profits. The defendants excepted.
The points above decided are controlling, and additional questions argued by counsel for plaintiffs in error require no discussion.
Judgment affirmed.