Warner v. Dove
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Montgomery County, in Equity. The bill of complaint in this case was a creditors’ bill filed by the appellants against the appellees; its object was to annul and vacate three deeds which conveyed certain real estate to the appellee, Ann, and to subject the same to the payment of their claims. The Circuit Court passed a decree dismissing the bill.
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
The complainants, alleging themselves to be creditors of William T. Dove, filed a bill in equity to vacate and annul three deeds by which certain land in Montgomery County, in this State, was conveyed to 1ns wife Ann W. Dove, and to subject the same to the payment of their claims. The first deed is from Haight and wife, dated May 12th, 1862, conveying about fifty acres for the consideration of §1,800; the second from Jackson and wife, dated October 17th, 1862, conveying about sixty-two acres for the consideration of §1,375, and the third from Knock and wife, dated September 4th, 1864,…
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