Doak v. Runyan
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in Chancery from Clinton Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell, J:
The bill in this cause is filed in aid of an execution,, to set aside as fraudulent a deed made by Alexander B. Runyan, a judgment debtor, to his wife, and a subsequent mortgage from husband and wife to defendant Conn. The deed was made November 1, 1873, and the mortgage, November 15, 1873, for one thousand dollars, payable in five years, with ten per cent, interest. The execution was levied on the 19th of November.
The' defendant Conn does not appear in this court, and as his mortgage was given for a much larger sum than he advanced, and he does not defend, this security is of no…
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