Hilburn v. Hightower

1. Every conveyance of property made with, the intention to delay or defra.ud the creditors of the grantor is void against such creditors, where the grantee has knowledge of such intention or reasonable ground to suspect the same. Civil Code (1910), § 3224 (2).

2. Possession retained by the vendor after an absolute sale of real property is prima facie evidence of fraud, although it may be explained and rebutted.' Stephens v. Southern Cotton Oil Co., 147 Ga. 410 (2) (94 S. E. 245).

3. Transactions between near relatives, as brothers-in-law, are to be scanned with care and scrutinized closely,…