Zeigler v. Cox

The court below quashed the writ of attachment, on account of the alleged insufficiency of the affidavit.

This is the only error assigned.

The proceedings in attachment were under the act of 1865, and were based upon the fraudulent conveyance and concealment of property, so as to hinder and delay creditors.

The portion of the affidavit deemed objectionable is as follows : “ That said James H. and William J. Cox have, within two years prior to the filing of the original affidavit in this cause, fraudulently conveyed and fraudulently concealed their property and effects, so as to hinder and delay…