Cairo Lumber Co. v. Ladenberger
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Dady
The plaintiff, Cairo Lumber Company, a corporation, filed a creditor’s suit in the circuit court of Alexander county to set aside certain conveyances of real estate from defendant Kate Ladenberger to her son and codefendant Charles M. Corwin. The suit was dismissed for want of equity, and plaintiff has taken this appeal.
Kate Ladenberger was indebted to the plaintiff for building materials. To evidence her obligation, she executed two judgment notes payable to the plaintiff, one for $237.70 dated February 1, 1932, due May 1, 1932, and the other for $797.41 dated September 1, 1932, due…
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