103 Ala. 400 | Ala. | 1893
The appellants, creditors of-George
We have examined the testimony with great care and find from the testimony of disinterested parties that the property was sold at a price not less than its real value. The brother-in-law, Tillman, has established the bona fides, and amount of his claim, by the testimony of disinterested witnesses, and by evidence which leaves no room to question its correctness. His claim alone, according to the great weight of the evidence, was a fair equivalent for the property conveyed and sold to both grantees.
Mrs. A. A. Heard has established her claim, by her own testimony, and that of Tillman, her brother, and her husband, the defendant debtor. She has gone into details, as to her resources, her means of obtaining the money, she claims to have loaned her husband. ' She
Appellants’ counsel have submitted no argument and filed no brief in the case in this court, but wc have considered the questions raised by the assignments of error.
There is no error in the record.
Affirmed.