Card v. Brooks

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Cammack

—Affirming-

In July, 1937, the appellee, C. B. Brooks, instituted an action in the Bell circuit court against the appellant, A. H. Card, and John T. Pope. Brooks sought to collect from Card and Pope the sum of $343, allegedly due him. Brooks incorporated in his petition the allegation that these parties were about to sell, convey or otherwise dispose of their property, with the fraudulent intent to cheat and delay their creditors'; that both of the parties were insolvent; and that the collection of his claim would be endangered by delay in obtaining judgment…