Mitchell v. Colglazier
Indiana Supreme Court
From the 'Washington Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
The complaint in this case charges that David Colglazier, with the intent to defraud the plaintiff, a judgment creditor, and without consideration, conveyed certain real estate, of which he was the owner, to his wife. The suit was to set aside this conveyance.. Louisa Colglazier answered separately, and the ruling of the court, in overruling a demurrer to her ans.wer, presents the principal question for decision.
The substance of her answer was, that in 1872 she was the wife of David Colglazier, and was possessed of certain moneys and choses in action which were her separate -property,' and…
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