McDonald v. Baldwin

This is a suit to set aside as fraudulent a conveyance executed by the husband, C. C. Baldwin, to his wife, Mary Baldwin, and to have said lands sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of the complainant’s judgment of $170.78 and a store account of $80.13 against C. C. Baldwin.

The defendant O. C. Baldwin answered and denied that the conveyance was fraudulent, and alleged that his wife had paid a valuable and sufficient consideration for the land, and that at the time the conveyance was made he did not owe the complainant. He pleaded laches on the part of the complainant in attacking the…