65 Mo. App. 663 | Mo. Ct. App. | 1896
Plaintiff obtained a judgment against defendants and had an execution issued thereon by the clerk of the circuit court. The sheriff levied upon and sold one acre of land as the property of defendants. Afterward the defendant Stewart filed his motion in the circuit court to set aside the sale aforesaid on the ground that the sheriff had not notified him of his exemptions under sections 4902, 4903, 4906, as required by section 4907, Revised Statutes, 1889, he being the head of a family. The court overruled his motion and he appealed.
It does not appear that Stewart occupied the land as a homestead, and his claim is that he was entitled to hold it as exempt in lieu of the property mentioned in the first and second subdivisions of section 4903,
We think the case falls within the reasoning of the court in the cases of Alt v. Bank, 9 Mo. App. 91; Hombs v. Corbin, 20 Mo. App. 507; and Stotesbury v. Kirtland, 35 Mo. App. 148.
The judgment will be affirmed.