Malone v. Bell

This is a suit in equity by a judgment creditor to set aside as fraudulent conveyances of real estate from a husband to his wife. The defendants appeal from the decree of the trial court setting aside the conveyances and subjecting the real estate to the lien of the judgment, subject to the homestead rights in a part of the real estate.

The defendant William Bell was the owner in fee of 196 acres and also owned as a tenant in common with his wife a fractional quarter consisting of 147 acres. He conveyed all his interest in this land to his wife by a quitclaim deed executed August 9, 1932.…