Smith v. Kay

This proceeding, in the nature of a creditor’s bill, was instituted on July 24, 1934, by G. E. Smith as plaintiff against E. G. Kay and Chester H. Kay and Katherine Kay, his wife, to have set aside, as in fraud of creditors of E. G. Kay, a deed to certain real property and a bill of sale of furniture in the apartment houses on said real property. These instruments purported to convey the real property and to transfer ownership of the personalty from E. Gr. Kay to his son, Chester H. Kay. From a decree in favor of the plaintiff the defendants have appealed.

In 1923 the defendant E. Gr. Kay…