Hall v. Ridgely

A creditors’ bill in the usual form was filed to vacate certain deeds, executed by John R. Ridgely, in fraud as alleged of existing creditors; which, after much litigation, resulted in a decree, dated June 22d, 1867, vacating the deeds as against the complainants and all other creditors of Ridgely, who were such on or prior to the 2d of May, 1861, the date of the first of the assailed deeds, who may come in and make themselves parties to the suit, and directing the property thereby conveyed or so much thereof as might be necessary to pay their claims, to be sold for that purpose. The decree…