Finley v. Cartwright
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Kuugh, J., York, April, 1898. Action to set aside a deed by D. E. Finley, receiver of A. Y. Cartwright & Co., and of A. Y. Cartwright and W. M. Allison as individuals, against Carrie J. Cartwright and A. Y. Cartwrig-ht. From Circuit decree, defendant, Carrie J. Cartwright, appeals.
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Before Kuugh, J., York, April, 1898. Action to set aside a deed by D. E. Finley, receiver of A. Y. Cartwright & Co., and of A. Y. Cartwright and W. M. Allison as individuals, against Carrie J. Cartwright and A. Y. Cartwrig-ht. From Circuit decree, defendant, Carrie J. Cartwright, appeals. Mr. C. E. Spencer cites: No fraud against creditors, under Elisabeth or under assignment act, to convey exempt property: 44 S. C., 299; 29 S. C., 175; 70 A. D., 39i- cites: All parties are bound by jtidgment of Supreme Court: 37 S. C., 150. Deed executed in contemplation of assignment for purpose . of…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
The receiver of Cartwright & Co., and of the individuals composing that firm, brings this action to set aside a conveyance of land by A. Y. Cartwright to his wife, Carrie J. Cartwright, on the ground that said conveyance is void under the assignment act, sec. 2015, General Statutes, appearing as section 2147, Revised Statutes, because executed within ninety days previous to an assignment for the benefit of creditors by Cartwright & Co., and under circumstances forbidden by said act. The facts *200found by the Circuit Court are as follows:…
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