Bayha, Barber, & List v. Mumford

This was an action in the nature of a creditor’s bill, in which the honesty and validity of certain transactions and transfers, had and made between the Kansas City Times Company, Morrison Mumford, Chas. E. Hasbrook, J. K. McLain, and others incidentally connected with them, were challenged. The trial court found the transactions to be free from fraud and the transfers to be valid. It is argued here that the findings are without support; but after reading the testimony we readily conclude that there is some testimony, indeed considerable testimony, .tend*446ing to sustain the findings of the…