Seals v. Pheiffer

This case has had quite a history. It is a creditors’ bill, filed in 1882, and seeks to set aside, as voluntary and fraudulent, certain conveyances made and procured to be made by S. J. Seals, an insolvent debtor, to It. C. Seals, his wife. The main equities of the case made by the bill were ruled on by this court at the term of 1884-85. Seals v. Pheiffer, 77 Ala. 278. The case was again before us at the term of 1886 (81 Ala. 518), and the principles governing it were so cleai’ly declared, that all hope or expectation of defeating the object of the suit must thenceforth have ceased. In June,…