Childers v. Pickenpaugh
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Putnam Circuit Court. — Eon. Geo. W. Wanamaker, .Tudge. (1) The court erred in finding for defendants and rendering judgment against plaintiff on the first count of Ms petition, (a) Every conveyance of land made with intent to Mnder or delay creditors in the collection of their lawful demands shall henceforth he deemed and taken as void at the suit of creditors.
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Appeal from Putnam Circuit Court. — Eon. Geo. W. Wanamaker, .Tudge. (1) The court erred in finding for defendants and rendering judgment against plaintiff on the first count of Ms petition, (a) Every conveyance of land made with intent to Mnder or delay creditors in the collection of their lawful demands shall henceforth he deemed and taken as void at the suit of creditors. R. S. 1899, see. 3398; Kurtz v. Troll, 175 Mo. 512; Davidson v. Dockery, 179 Mo. 687; Baer, Seasongood So Go. v. Lutter, 85 Mo. App. 317. (b) Respondent Jacob W. Pickenpaugh had direct and positive knowledge at the time he…
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, J. —
This is a companion case of Chil-ders v. N. B. Pickenpaugh and C. A. Pickenpaugh, decided at this term of the court, and reported at page 376 of this Beport. The two causes were tried together in the court below, and submitted to the court upon the same evidence. The evidence has been set out by *461Woodson, J., at length in the other case and a repetition thereof herein would he superfluous. One additional question in this case requires specific mention of some of the facts. From the evidence it appears that on the same day a judgment for $1,750 and costs was rendered against N. B.…
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