Janvrin v. Curtis
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Bill in Equity, to cancel fraudulent conveyances made by George Janvrin, the plaintiffs intestate, to the defendants. Facts found by the court. George Janvrin married Jane Janvrin in 1870. Before marriage they made an agreement that at his decease she should have $1,000 and all the household furhiture then belonging to him. Some troubles arose between them in 1874, when, April 8 of that year, she left him, and never' lived with him afterwards.
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Bill in Equity, to cancel fraudulent conveyances made by George Janvrin, the plaintiffs intestate, to the defendants. Facts found by the court. George Janvrin married Jane Janvrin in 1870. Before marriage they made an agreement that at his decease she should have $1,000 and all the household furhiture then belonging to him. Some troubles arose between them in 1874, when, April 8 of that year, she left him, and never' lived with him afterwards. She petitioned for a divorce on the ground of extreme cruelty, and her petition was dismissed after a hearing on the merits at the January term, 1878.…
1Opinion of the Court
No question is made as to the correctness of the finding that the following conveyances were valid as to Jane S. Janvrin, a creditor of George Janvrin, — viz., the deed dated January 10, 1873, to George J. Curtis, of land in Hampton Falls and Kensington; the deed dated April 10, 1868, to Mrs. Curtis, of land in Hampton Falls; the deed dated January 10, 1874, to Susan and Caroline D. Janvrin, of the west part of the block; and the deed dated January 12, 1874, to George Janvrin, Jr., of 24 acres of pasture.
Also, no question is made as to the correctness of the finding that the following…
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- Bailey v. BussingSupreme Court of Connecticut · 1859
- Campbell v. MesierNew York Court of Chancery · 1819
- Wadsworth v. WilliamsMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · 1868
- Brigden v. CheeverMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · 1813
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