Vansickle v. Shenk

This was a suit by the appellee to set aside a conveyance, alleged to be fraudulent, by Gilbert Vansickle to his co-appellant.

The sufficiency of. the complaint is denied, because of the absence of allegations that the grantor was “insolvent” at the time of the conveyance and at the time the suit was brought. It was alleged, and this is conceded, that at said times the grantor had not property, subject to execution, sufficient to pay the appellee’s judgment. This allegation was sufficient: Slagle v. Hoover, 137 Ind. 314; Roberts v. Farmers & Merchants Bank, 136 Ind. 154; Gable v. Columbus…