Hickox v. Elliott
United States Circuit Court
Suit to Set Aside Conveyances to Hinder and Delay Creditors.
1Opinion of the CourtDeady, J.
This suit is brought by George C. Hickox, a citizen of California, against Simon G. Elliott, Ben Holladay, Joseph Holladay, and William H. Effinger, citizens of Oregon, to subject certain properly, tbe legal title of which is now in Joseph Holladay, to the payment of a certain decree heretofore given by the supreme court of Oregon against Ben Holladay, on the ground that said property was *14assigned, transferred, and conveyed to the'former by the latter to hinder and delay his creditors, and that the plaintiff is the assignee of said decree in trust for Martin White, a creditor of said Elliott.…
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