Pence v. Shackelford

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Lassing

Affirming.

This appeal involves the right of the appellant Pence, who was plaintiff in the lower court, to set aside as fraudulent a conveyance made by W. S. Shackelford to his son, J. K. Shackelford, and have the land described in this conveyance subjected to the satisfaction of a debt which plaintiff held against W. S. Shackelford.

*11The record shows that in August, 1894, W. S. Shackelford became indebted to his uncle, W. M. Puckett, in the sum of $500, and executed his promissory note therefor. About the same time he became indebted to him on another note…