Harder v. Harder

Complainants, creditors of Alfred L. Harder, deceased, allege that in his lifetime, while indebted to complainants, he transferred real and personal property to his sister, the defendant, without an adequate consideration and thereby rendered himself insolvent. They pray that she be enjoined from disposing of the property until they have an opportunity to reduce their claims to judgment. Complainants move for restraint pendentelite and defendant moves to dismiss the bill for lack of equity. The facts are undisputed. Complainants' claims were rejected by the executors of decedent's will, one…