Utah Assets Corp. v. Dooley Bros. Ass'n

LARSON, Justice.

The only question presented is as to whether the consideration paid by John Dooley for the real estate covered by the conveyances involved in this action was a fair consideration within the meaning of the Fraudulent Conveyance Act (Rev. St. 1933, 33-1-3). If the consideration paid was a fair consideration, the judgment must stand; if it was not, the judgment must be reversed or modified. The facts as found by the trial court, except as to the fairness of the consideration, are not assailed and stand, therefore, as undisputed and true.

Briefly, those facts are: The defendant…