Fordyce v. Hicks

— In 1882 the defendants William *42Hicks, Aaron Hicks and T. S. Tharp became indebted to Malvina Bone, the plaintiff’s intestate. A judgment was recovered in 1884 on such indebtedness against William Hicks and T. S. Tharp. Afterwards, in 1886, a judgment was recovered on the same indebtedness against the defendant Douglass, executor of Aaron Hicks. In 1883, Aaron and William Hicks conveyed certain real estate to said Douglass, as the plaintiff claims, for the purpose of defrauding their creditors; and the object of this action, which was commenced in 1887, is to set aside the conveyance, and…