CASE ANNOTATIONS

1. Effect of insanity of one of parties; replevin; priority; evidence. State Bank v. Norduft, 2 K.A. 55, 59, 43 P. 312.

2. Exemption laws may be waived for rent without wife joining. Kroenert v. Mead, 59 K. 665, 666, 54 P. 684.

3. Mortgage signed by husband alone, valid only against unexempt property. Skinner v. Bank, 63 K. 842, 844, 66 P. 997.

4. Mortgage void unless both husband and wife consent to same. Alexander v. Logan, 65 K. 505, 507, 70 P.339; Searle v. Gregg, 67 K. 1, 3, 72 P. 544.

5. Mortgage on exempt threshing machine requires joint consent. Jackman v. Lambertson, 71 K. 138, 80 P. 55.

6. Provision of this section not applicable to purchase-price mortgage. Boggs v. Kelly, 76 K. 9, 11, 90 P. 765.

7. Husband may deliver property to creditor without consent of wife. Beach v. Fireovid, 84 K. 357, 359, 114 P. 206.

8. Wife establishing exempt quality not estopped by representations of husband. Wickham v. Bank, 95 K. 657, 658, 149 P. 433.

9. Wife's consent not procured; mortgaged property held not exempt. Bank v. Shepherd, 105 K. 206, 207, 182 P. 653.

10. Mortgage to secure purchase-price of automobile; consent of wife. The State v. Perkins, 112 K. 455, 456, 210 P. 1091.

11. Cited in action to enforce bank stockholder's double liability. Glenn v. Callahan, 125 K. 44, 48, 262 P. 583.

12. Right of wife to intervene in action on mortgage upheld. Hoxie State Bank v. Vaughn, 137 K. 648, 651, 21 P.2d 356.

13. Mortgage of "family library" invalid unless signed by husband and wife; section does not prohibit sale of exempt property by husband. Lupton v. Merchants Nat'l Bank, 140 K. 615, 620, 38 P.2d 125.

14. Mortgage of hotel clerk's exempt automobile requires joint consent. Foster v. Foster, 144 K. 528, 61 P.2d 1350.

15. Applies to property held in name of either husband or wife; mortgage void unless jointly consented to and jointly executed. Morris Plan Co. v. Buttel, 162 K. 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 175 P.2d 100.

16. Section not applicable to purchase-price mortgage; who may raise exemption question. Bankers Investment Co. v. Meeker, 166 K. 209, 212, 201 P.2d 117.

17. Wife's consent not procured; mortgage of exempt personal property invalid. Emporia Wholesale Coffee Co. v. Rehrig, 173 K. 841, 845, 252 P.2d 590.

18. Sale of exempt tractor by husband held subterfuge; mortgage void. White Star Machinery & Supply Co. v. Roulston, 178 K. 481, 485, 487, 289 P.2d 749.

19. Husband's transfer of property to wife in anticipation of divorce taxable event, rather than property division. Wiles v. C.I.R., 499 F.2d 255, 256.

20. Cited in holding one spouse may not sue the other for torts occurring during marriage. Guffy v. Guffy, 230 K. 89, 95, 631 P.2d 646 (1981).

21. Security agreement did not meet requirements for enforceable security agreement. In Re Swearingen, 27 B.R. 379, 380, 384 (1983).

22. Spouse does not acquire joint interest in all property belonging to other spouse by virtue of marriage. In re Oetinger, 49 B.R. 41, 43 (1985).

23. Lien on personal property not consented to by spouse void to extent that mortgaged property is exempt. In re Schroeder, 62 B.R. 604, 605, 606 (1986).

24. Certificate of title and effect of statute regarding bank's security interest in bankruptcy action noted. Bird v. Plains State Bank, 86 B.R. 660, 663 (1988).