Ford v. Williams

Judge Marshall

delivered tlie opinion of the Court. — Judge Beech did not sit in this case.

The propriety of the decree in this case depends upon the question whether the conveyance of 141 acres of land, (together with the growing crop and farming utensils, by Schuyler Ford, a debtor to the complainants and others,) to John J. Ford, his brother, should be deemed fraudulent and void as against the creditors of the grantor.

In this case, as in others of a similar character, the question as to the fraudulency of the transaction, is made to involve many subordinate questions as to each of which an…