Miller v. Wilson
Ohio Supreme Court
This . is a suit in Chancery, reserved in the County of Frankrin. The bill and amended bill in this case, are filed by Thomas Miller and others, creditors of John Wilson, deceased, against the widow, heir and personal representatives of said Wilson.
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This . is a suit in Chancery, reserved in the County of Frankrin. The bill and amended bill in this case, are filed by Thomas Miller and others, creditors of John Wilson, deceased, against the widow, heir and personal representatives of said Wilson. It is charged that said Wilson, in his lifetime, being involved in debt, with a view' to defraud his creditors caused certain real estate, described in the bill, for which he had paid, or was liable to pay, to be conveyed to his wife and children, and after-wards died greatly insolvent. The prayer of the bill is, that the real estate so…
1Opinion of the CourtHitchcock, J.
This bill and amended bill are filed by complainants, as creditors of John Wilson, of Columbus, late dedeased, to set aside conveyances of certain parcels of land, and to have the lands sold and the avails applied towards the payment of 'debts due from the estate of said Wilson. The particular lands in controversy are in-lots 440 and 493, in Columbus. It is, perhaps, improper to say, that there is any controversy with respect to this latter lot. The facts relative to it are, that it was purchased by Wilson in 1838, and by his direction conveyed to his wife. She does not, however, pretend to…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Reade v. LivingstonNew York Court of Chancery · 1818
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