Sherman v. Hogland

Hogland, the appellee, who was a judgment creditor of Mervin Sherman, brought suit against the appellants, in the court below, to set aside certain conveyances and to subject the real estate therein described to the payment of his judgment. The substantial part of the complaint is as follows:

“ That on or about the 28th day of December, 1868, the said defendant Mervin Sherman became and was indebted to the plaintiff, Alexander Hogland, in a large sum, to wit, the sum of two hundred and ten dollars, on account of certain damages which the plaintiff had suffered by reason of a breach, by said…