Bowery v. Vines

Alleging himself to be a judgment creditor of Robert E. Vines, with nulla bona return, complainant Bowery attacked as fraudulent in law a deed of trust executed by Vines and prayed to have this conveyance set aside, and the lands embraced therein subjected to payment of his debt, and that of any other creditor in like situation. He charged that the trust deed embraced lands worth $2,250; that the conveyance was made to secure an extension of time in the payment of indebtedness owing to defendants Peoples Bank and the Banking & Trust Company, evidenced by notes executed by James A. Vines, Jr.,…