Clow v. Brown
Indiana Court of Appeals
Erom Montgomery Circuit Court; J oseph M. Babb, Special Judge. Suit by James B. Clow and others against James S. Brown and others. Erom a decree for part of their claim, plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBlack, C. J.
The appellants brought suit against the appellees, John S. Brown, Mary V. Brown and Eannie B. Coddington, upon a judgment rendered by the circuit court of Clinton county, January 9, 1900, in favor of the appellants against the appellee John S. Brown, and to set aside, as fraudulent, as against his creditors, certain conveyances of real estate, situated in Montgomery county, to the other appellees, and a mortgage of real estate in that county to the appellee Mary V. Brown, such conveyances and mortgage having been executed by appellee John S. Brown September 9, 1899. Issues having been formed,…
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