Cortner v. Galyon

The original bill was filed by Anderson, Clayton & Co., claiming to be a creditor of R. G. Cortner, against said Cortner and his alleged grantees, seeking to set aside conveyances to certain property therein specifically described, as in fraud of complainant as such creditor. Service was duly had upon the defendants on May 14, 1930. The bill was not a general creditor’s bill, but filed solely for the benefit of complainant. Subsequent thereto, and on October 0, 1930, appellee, Daisy Galyon, upon first securing leave of the chancellor, filed her petition of intervention, to which defendant R.…