Dorrington v. Jacobs

When a person pays a valuable consideration for property which he causes to be deeded directly to another, no trust or use results in favor of him by whom such payment is made, but the title vests in the person named as the grantee in such conveyance. Should the person paying the consideration then be a debtor, the conveyance is presumed fraudulent as against his creditors, and if a fraudulent intent is not disproved a trust results in favor, of such creditors to the extent necessary to satisfy their just demands. Secs. 231.07 and 231.08, Stats.

*525The learned trial judge ruled, and in our…