Waldman v. Redding

Flood, J.,. . . Bruce Redding in 1946 made a contract with plaintiff to construct a house for him, and on or before December 17, 1946, plaintiff paid Redding sums totalling $2,536 on account of this contract. Redding defaulted, and on December 8, 1947, plaintiff obtained judgment against him for $1,268.

On February 21, 1947, Redding conveyed to his mother, defendant, premises 802 N. 38th Street, Philadelphia, subject to a mortgage of $1,075. At that time plaintiff’s claim was unliquidated and perhaps contingent, since there is no evidence that the default had occurred at the time of the…