Swift v. Holdridge

This is a creditor’s bill, to discover and set aside fraudulent conveyances, and procure the satisfaction of judgments which the plaintiffs have recovered, by subjecting property, real and personal, to execution, dr to obtain, an account of moneys and assets, in the hands of fraudulent alienees.

The papers in the case have become voluminous, and it will hereafter deserve an extended and patient investigation. It was reserved, not to make this examination at this time, but to decide the general principles in relation to the liabilities to creditors of a fraudulent holder of another’s property.

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