Pearson v. T. Rockhill & Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from the Louisville Chancery Court. Fraudulent conveyances. Trustees and Trusts.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Marshall
delivered th.e opinionvof tlie Coutt.
This is an appeal from a decree rendered in four consolidated suits, (one of which has been compromised,) whereby a deed of trust from Pearson & Anderson to J. Anderson, J. Marshall and E. M. Taylor, dated 25th of September, 1838, was set aside as fraudulent and void against creditors, and the Trustees, jointly, with Pearson & Anderson, the debtors, were decreed to pay to the creditors who assailed the deed, the full amount of their debts, making a sum in the aggregate exceeding $10,000.
Without’stopping to inquire what circumstances might or…
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