Tillison v. Tillison
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal in Chancery. Bill to have a transfer of money from plaintiff’s deceased husband to the defendant declared fraudulent and void as to her as widow and as creditor of her husband’s estate. Heard on findings of fact by the Chancellor after the March Term, 1919, Chittenden County, Wilson, Chancellor. Decree for the defendant. The plaintiff appealed. The opinon states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtMiles, J.
The plaintiff in this ease is the widow of Orrin Tillison, and the defendant is his brother-in-law and consin. A short time previous to the death of Orrin, December 7, 1914, he delivered to the defendant eighteen hundred dollars which the defendant claimed was paid him for caring for and supporting the mother of Orrin and of the wife of the defendant, and of another son by the name of Jed P, Tillison. This bill is brought to have the transfer of this money from Orrin to the defendant declared fraudulent and void as to the plaintiff as widow of Orrin, and as creditor of his estate, and for an…
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