Buhl v. McDowell
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MORIARTY, C.
This is an action brought by Carl Buhl, as administrator of the estate of James E. McDowell, deceased, to set aside as fraudulent a transfer of lands. The transfer involved is that of an undivided one-half interest in 960 acres of land in Hyde county. On Olctober 14, 1920, the plaintiff’s intestate held title to this property, and on that day said intestate and his wife, the defendant -Marie MIcDowell, executed a deed of the property to one Effie E. Heywood-, and said Effie E. Heywood immediately made a deed conveying the property to the defendant.
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