Legal Opinion
Myers v. Fenn
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided April 22, 1867PublishedCited by 15 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
72 U.S. 205
18 L.Ed. 604
5 Wall. 205
MYERS
v.
FENN.
December Term, 1866
MYERS, Kinsly, and Stout, having obtained judgment against Fenn, filed a bill against him and three other persons named respectively, Thompson, Green, and Roberts,—which last-named person had been Fenn's general assignee, charging a fraudulent transfer of property by him to them. Before issue was had on this bill, one Bowen, having a judgment against Fenn for $3260.96, and a certain Reed having one for $3916.75, upon each of which execution had been returned unsatisfied, united by petition in the bill of Myers, kinsly, and…
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