LEA v. PHILLIPS

C. A. Wolfes, of Ft. Payne, for appellant. The decree, holding that complainant is hot entitled to cancellation of mortgage and deed on her separate estate to secure the debt of her husband, requires the doing of an act by a married woman, that she remain surety for her husband and permit her property to be subjected to payment of such obligation, and is such a decree as may be appealed from by her under the provisions of Code, § 6138. Pollard v. Jackson, 204 Ala. 31, 85 So. 431; Smith v. Rothschild, 212 Ala. 276, 102 So. 206; Evans v. Faircloth, 165 Ala. 178, 51 So. 785, 21 Ann. Cas. 1164; Trotter Bros. v. Downs, 200 Ala. 158, 75 So. 906; Lansden v. Bone, 90 Ala. 446, 8 So. 65. Baker Baker, of Ft. Payne, for appellees. Appellant having failed to give surety for costs, the appeal must be dismissed.