Chase v. Welsh
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne. Bill to set aside deed. Dismissed below. Complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
This is a cause wherein the bill was filed in aid of an execution levy. Jonathan Welsh is the execution debtor, James Welsh, his brother and grantee, and Sarah F. Belknap a mortgagee from James. The facts are not complicated. Jonathan Welsh in anticipation of proceedings against him by complainant at law, is charged to have conveyed lot 1 in block 8 of private claim 609 in Detroit, on the 15th of December, 1874, to his brother James, for a nominal consideration of $2000. The debt for which complainant prosecutes was for moneys belonging to the children of Alpheus Coon, of whom James was…
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