Richardson v. Trimble
New York Supreme Court
Appeal by the plaintiff from a judgment recovered on trial at the special term, dismissing the complaint, and setting aside the judgments against the defendant Trimble upon which this action was based. The nature of the action and the material facts fully appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtDaniels, J.
—The action was brought by the plaintiff as a judgment creditor of the defendant, Mary Ann Trimble, to set aside as fraudulent the conveyance of certain real estate made by her to the other defendants in the action to be paid for by her future support and maintenance.
To resist the action, on their part, it was alleged that the judgments were fraudulently recovered, and they were so found to be by the learned judge presiding at the special term, and judgment was accordingly directed for the defendants, denying the relief and vacating such judgments. At the commencement of the trial, objection…
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