Remington v. Garrett

1. A conveyance of title in fraud of a creditor is void, and the creditor may attack it in a suit at law. Civil Code (1910), §§ 3218, 3224 (2).

2. Where, upon the trial of a claim case, it appears that a conveyance of title to the property levied on, made by the defendant in execution to a . stranger prior to the levy, would, if valid, operate, under section 6038 of the Civil Code (1910), to deprive the defendant in execution of any leviable interest in the property, the plaintiff in execution may, in the *716same action, for the purpose of subjecting the property to the execution, attack the…