Maccubbin v. Cromwell
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Court of Chancery. This case is sufficiently stated by the appellant’s counsel, and the judge who delivered the opinion of this court.
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
Zachariah Maccubbin on the 15th of November 1809, executed a deed to David Whelan and John Cromwell, for all his real and per-' sonal estate. At that time he was indebted to Henry W. Dorsey in a large sum of money. After the death of Maccubbin, a bill was filed by Dorsey, to set aside this deed as fraudulent, and a decree was obtained vacating the deed, and directing the lands to be sold for the payment of Maccubbin’s debts. The lands were sold under the decree, and the proceeds brought into the court of chancery, and a surplus remained after the debts were paid. The widow of Maccubbin was…
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