Moore v. Ullman
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal of J. S. Moore from decree of the chancery court of the city of Riehrnond, entered May 10th, 1883, in the cause wherein said Moore was plaintiff, and E. Uliman, M. Block, J. Baach and others were defendants. Court below dismissed the bill of Moore praying that a certain deed made by Baach to Ullman, trustee, to secure a debt to Block, be set aside as fraudulent. OpiBion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
LACY J.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
The case is as follows: On the first day of July, 1882, the appellant, Moore, filed his bill against the app ellees, charging that on the 16th day of March, 1882, the appellee, Jacob Baach, *308made a fraudulent deed of all bis property to tbe appellee, TJll-man, in trust, ,to secure a pretended and fraudulent debt to tbe appellee, Block; seeking by bis bill to set aside tbis deed as intended to defraud bim, tbe said Moore, of bis debt against tbe said Baacb, wbicb amounted to $4,000. That Baach owed Block nothing; that Block bad an interest in tbe store…
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