Jaeger v. . Kelley

The only question in the case is whether the trial judge erred in refusing to submit to the jury the question whether the sale of the wine to the plaintiff was fraudulent as against creditors.

With the exception of the fact that the plaintiff purchased the wine at a little less than one-half its actual value, as found by the jury, there is no substantial evidence tending to impeach his title, and it is well settled that mere inadequacy of price is not sufficient. The plaintiff was engaged in the business; he paid in cash the agreed price and took immediate possession of the property. There is…