Summers v. Babb
Illinois Supreme Court
The facts connected with this case are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court. The decree was rendered by Min-shall, J., at the September term, 1851, of the Cass Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Treat,. C. J.
In May, 1838, W. W. Babb and Nancy, his wife, conveyed certain lands to Butterworth. In July, 1841, in a suit in chancery, brought by the judgment creditors of Babb, the conveyance was set asidq as fraudulent, and the lands were decreed to be sold, for the satisfaction of their judgments. In October, 1841, the lands were sold under the decree, and conveyed to the purchasers. In October, 1843, Butterworth reconveyed the lands to Babb. In November, 1844, the lands were conveyed by the purchasers at the sale to Summers, who entered into possession and made valuable improvements…
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