Kelker v. Hendricks

Ed. F. McFaddik, Associate Justice.

The question here presented is whether the Chancery Court was in error in finding that certain transfers were fraudulent conveyances as regards the rights of the appellee, who was a subsequent creditor of appellant Andy J. Kelker.

On July 1, 1955, Andy J. Kelker became liable to Mrs. Grail Hendricks on a promissory note for $5,000 due July 1, 1956. When the note was not paid at maturity, Mrs. Hendricks. filed this suit (in December, 1956) seeking judgment for the amount due and also seeking to set aside certain conveyances that Kelker had made to his wife,…