P. J. Willis & Bro. v. Mike

STAYTOH, Chief Justice.

Appellants were creditors of D. Mike, who was insolvent. Other creditors had caused writs of attachment to be levied on a stock of goods which belonged to the debtor, and on December 26, 1887, appellants caused a writ of attachment to be levied on the store house in which he had conducted a mercantile business.

On January 21, 1888, D. Mike, joined by his wife, made a voluntary conveyance of the store house to John Mike, their son, and the court found that up to the time that conveyance was made D. Mike continued to use the house in such manner and for such purpose as to…