Taylor v. Wilson

Bell, Justice.

1. In this suit to cancel a deed alleged to have been made for the purpose of defrauding creditors, and for incidental relief, it appearing that the deed was executed in the year 1932, and there being nothing to show that the plaintiff was a creditor until nearly three years afterwards, or that the deed was made with the actual intention of defrauding subsequent creditors, the petition did not state a cause of action for cancellation on the theory that the deed was made to defraud creditors. Sullivan v. Ginsberg, 180 Ga. 840 (1-c), 845 (181 S. E. 163).

2. The plaintiff also…