Ohio Butterine Company v. J. L. Hargrave and Anna M. Hargrave

WILLS, C. J. -- The appellants filed their bill of complaint against the appellees in which they allege they severally secured judgment in 1918 against the appellee, J. L. Hargrave, that executions issued on said judgments, that the land described in the bill is the only piece of property assessed in the name of J. L. Hargrave, that the property was deeded to June 25th, 1914, and deed Anna M. Hargrave, his wife, on June 25th, 1914, and deed recorded August 24th, 1914, and that sai property still stands in these names; that J. Louis Hargrave and J. L. Hargrave, the defendant in this case, is one and the same person; that they are unable to levy upon said land because the same is held in an estate of entirety by the defendants, that said property is not the homestead of the defendant and is now being rented by the defendants to other persons and at a reasonable rental value of $25.00 per month.