Suber v. Chandler
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Wallace, J., Newberry, November, 1890. In this ease Hon. James Aldrich, judge of the Second Circuit, sat in the place of Mr. Justice Pope, who had been of counsel.
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Before Wallace, J., Newberry, November, 1890. In this ease Hon. James Aldrich, judge of the Second Circuit, sat in the place of Mr. Justice Pope, who had been of counsel. It was an action by Ivy M. Súber and Lambert J. Jonds against Dolly L. Chandler and others, to set aside a deed made to defendants by the debtor of plaintiffs, dated September 2, 1869. The action was originally instituted October 2, 1879. Plaintiffs held a judgment recovered February 13, 1879, based upon a note dated April 16, 1863.- Nulla bona return was made by the sheriff October 1, 1879. The deed recited a consideration…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Aldrich.
This is the third time that this case has been in this court. “In September, 1869, Thomas Chandler, now deceased, in consideration of natural love and affection, executed a conveyance to his wife and two daughters, the defendants, *347of a certain tract of land situate in Newberry County, containing two hundred and sixty acres, reserving a life estate to himself. The deed was duly recorded September 11th, 1869. At the time ■of the execution of this deed, Chandler, the grantor, was indebted to appellant by sealed note, which bore date in…
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