Cantwell Et Al. v. Wilson Et Al‪.‬

On January 31, 1950, a jury returned a verdict favorable to appellee, R. C. Wilson, in his suit against Jim Cantwell for debt. At that time Jim Cantwell was the owner of 100 acres of land not his homestead. On February 1, 1950, by deed of that date, Jim Cantwell and wife, Lester Annie Cantwell, conveyed this land to their son, Bill Cantwell, for the recited consideration of $10 and the assumption of the payment by him of one promissory note for $2,944. On February 3, 1950, a judgment on the jurys verdict was rendered in favor of Wilson against Jim Cantwell for $559.90. This judgment became final. On March 10, 1950, Bill Cantwell conveyed the 100 acres of land to A. E. Massengale and received $2,100 for his equity in the property. The major part of this $2,100 was deposited in the Capital National Bank to the account of Bill Cantwell, but later the account, then amounting to $1,175, was changed from the name of Bill Cantwell to the name of Lester Annie Cantwell.