Barkworth v. Palmer

Complainants recovered a judgment against defendant William H. Palmer on March 30, 1895, for $226.10, and $20.50 costs. This proceeding is a judgment creditors’ bill to set aside certain deeds of conveyance made by Palmer to his wife, Mary M. Palmer. The case was heard in open court, and a decree made in favor of complainants, from which defendants appeal. The court filed a written opinion in the case, which sets out the facts upon which that court acted, as follows:

“ For several years prior to July 22, 1893, the defendant William H. Palmer had contested in the courts the proposed will of his…