Chase v. Searles
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
This is a bill in equity, and the questions arise upon a demurrer to the bill, and the substance of the pleadings sufficiently appears in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBellows, J.
This is in form a supplemental'bill, and it states the filing of the original bill, and that on it the defendant Searles was call*512edupon, among other things, for a full disclosure and statement, under oath, of all his conveyances of property for ten years next before the filing of the bill; that, since the bill was filed, the defendant Searles has made conveyances severally to the new defendants, of sundry parcels of property, with the knowledge, on the part of such new defendants, of the pendency of said bill; and praying that such conveyances may be declared void and the property remain…
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