Strickland v. Davis

Bell, Justice.

On October 28, 1929, J. B. Davis, as surety for another person, executed a note to A. J. Strickland for $258.52. This note was reduced to judgment in August, 1932. 'In the meantime, on December 12, 1930, Davis executed to his wife a deed reciting a consideration of $1000, and conveying a tract of land containing about eighty acres. In July, 1935, Strickland filed the present suit against Davis and his wife, to cancel the deed, alleging that it was a voluntary conveyance which rendered Davis insolvent, and that it was made with intent to hinder, de-' lay, and defraud the…