Laird v. Kilbourne
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Lee District Court. AotioN in chancery, in the nature of a creditors’ bill, to subject certain real estate to a judgment in favor of plaintiff. The petition of plaintiff was dismissed, and a decree upon a cross-petition entered, quieting the title of the real estate in defendants. Plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
I. The facts alleged in a substituted petition, upon which the case was tried, are as follows: In 1858, Edward Kilbourne became indebted to plaintiff’s father in a large sum, upon a promissory note, which was transferred to plaintiff. On the sixth of February, 1873, plaintiff recovered judgment on the note for $11,084.44, and in March of the same year $6,400 was paid on the judgment, the balance thereof remaining unpaid. December 11, 1871, Kilbourne conveyed the property in controversy to his wife, Caroline, with intent on the part of both to hinder and defraud his creditors. At that time,…
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