Earl v. Earl

This was a creditor’s bill filed by the defendant' in error, the prayer thereof being that two certain conveyances of real estate executed by Edwin F. Earl to his wife, the plaintiff in error, be declared fraudulent and inoperative as against the lien of a certain judgment in favor of the defendant in error and against said Edwin F. Earl. One of the deeds was executed September 12, 1894, and purported to convey to the plaintiff in error an undivided one-half interest in 52| acres of land in Woodford county. The other was executed November 16, 1895, and purported to convey to the plaintiff in…