Halcomb v. Wilson

Affirming.

Hiram Halcomb was the owner of a twenty-two acre tract of land in Harlan County, and on June 22, 1929, he conveyed ten acres of this land to his wife, Mornain. On June 24, 1929, Halcomb and his wife executed a mortgage on the husband's land to secure G.W. Howard and J.G. Forester on a $2,000 note which they had paid as sureties for Halcomb. Suit was instituted by Howard and Forester to foreclose this mortgage and plaintiffs also sought to have the deed executed by Halcomb to his wife set aside as a fraudulent conveyance. In the fall of 1931, judgment was entered setting aside this…