Cain v. Snyder
New York Supreme Court
Action by Joseph W. Cain against Royal E. Snyder and wife to, set aside defendant’s conveyance to the wife. Finding of jury that conveyance was made with intent to defraud plaintiff, a creditor, approved, and finding that conveyance was taken by the wife without, intent on her part to defraud plaintiff set aside.
1Opinion of the CourtWhitmyer, J.
The defendant Royal E. Snyder on the 19th day of December, 1910, purchased a stock of groceries from plaintiff for the sum of $1,245.07, and paid the sum of $50 on the purchase price. At that time he was- the owner of real property situated in. the village of Gouverneur, N. Y., the value of which was $1,200 approximately. After the sale the plaintiff, Joseph W. Cain, made repeated demands upon - defendant for a completion of the terms of sale. Being unable to raise the money required for the payment of the balance due on purchase price, although he made diligent efforts so to do, defendant…
2Cases cited10 opinions
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- Billings v. . RussellNew York Court of Appeals · 1886
- Parker v. . ConnerNew York Court of Appeals · 1883
- Jackson v. EdwardsNew York Court of Chancery · 1839
- Learned v. . TillotsonNew York Court of Appeals · 1884
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