Baker v. Geist

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Manderino,

The appellant, Harold S. Baker, brought an action under the Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act, Act of May 21,1921, P. L. 1045, No. 379, §§1-13, 39 P.S. §§351-63, seeking to set aside certain conveyances made by the appellee Minnie E. Geist, to her niece, appellee Hannah M. Tussey. The trial court refused to set aside the conveyances and this appeal followed.

The appellant and appellee Geist were involved in an automobile collision on September 21, 1968. Be tween September 4, 1969, and October 16, 1969, tbe appellant’s attorney sent two letters to appellee Geist…