Butt v. Caldwell
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
*458OPINION of the Court, by
Judge Logan.
This was an action of detinue brought by the appellant to re-cover t!,e possession of a certain slave. He derives his right to the slave under a purchase from Daniel Ander-son . and in evidence of his purchase exhibited a hill of sale from Anderson, bearing datgthe 24th day of No-*459Member, 1812, proved the execution thereof, and the pay ment of the consideration;
But his recovery was repelled by the instructions of the court, upon the ground that the hill of sale was as to creditors fraudulent perse; because possession did not follow the transfer of right into…
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