Twitty v. . Cochran

There was sufficient evidence to sustain the answer of the jury to the first issue. The assignments of error directed to the admission of evidence on this issue, and to the charge of the court relating thereto, are without substantial merit. The jury having failed to answer the other issues, the remaining exceptions become immaterial and do not require consideration.

The deed to plaintiff being a voluntary one made for a fraudulent purpose, the Connor Act, now C. S., 3309, has no application here. This act protects only creditors or purchasers for a valuable consideration against unrecorded…