McCord & Robbins v. Moore

The bill in this case was filed to set aside a deed of trust made by Abner Moore to J. B. Harris, as trustee, to secure all of his individual debts first, and then the debts of a firm of which he was a member. Complainants were creditors of the firm, and allege that the deed was void for fraud in fact and in law.

There is no proof sustaining the allegation of fraud in fact, and the whole case turns upon the question of fraud, apparent on the face of the deed.

After conveying his real estate, the grantor proceeds: “also all property, real, personal or mixed, owned by me, whether of a legal or…