Hargreaves v. Tennis

Pound, C.

Charlotte Blair, a milliner, being in embarrassed circumstances, executed a chattel mortgage conveying her stock of goods to her son-in-law, and also transferred a considerable amount of real property belonging to her to his bookkeeper. Thereafter certain of her creditors brought *358attachment proceedings, in the course of which they garnisheed the mortgagee of the stock, while he held it under the chattel mortgage. On obtaining judgments against Mrs. Blair, and after return of executions thereon unsatisfied, the creditors brought a general creditors’ suit to set aside the transfers of…