Talcott v. Levy
The Superior Court of the City of New York and Buffalo
Action by J ames Talcott against Harris Levy and others. Decree for plain tiff.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAdam, J.
The bill was filed by a judgment creditor to set aside as fraudulent two deeds of premises Ho. 170 East Hinety-Fifth street, in the city of Hew York,—one made by the judgment debtor to Mahlke Charmaek, *441July 9, 1888, and the other made by Charmack to Rebecca Levy, the wife of the judgment debtor, July 10,1888. The conveyances were subject to a $10,-000 mortgage, and the property was worth about $14,000. The transfers were made without consideration, and for the pui'pose of putting the title in Rebecca Levy, Charmack acting as a mere conduit. The conveyances, if they rested upon these facts,…
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