Saunders v. Parrish
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Louisa county, rendered in the chancery cause of Saunders against Parrish and others, to annul a conveyance as fraudulent. The circuit court dismissed the bill. The complainant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtHinton, J.
This suit was brought to have a certain deed, made by one H. J. Parrish to his brother, T. J. Parrish, on the 17th of *593March, 1883, for the stated consideration of $4,000, declared fraudulent and void, and to subject three of the four parcels of land conveyed by said deed to the payment of the debts due to the plaintiff. The bill was filed at August rules, 1884, of the circuit court of Louisa county, and waives answers from the defendants. Nevertheless, both of the brothers Parrish promptly answered under oath, explicitly denying the various allegations of fraud, and subsequently appeared and…
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