Fox v. Lipe

Herein a bill was filed by Mrs. Fox and her children on behalf of themselves and other creditors who might come in against Mrs. Lipe and sundry other persons as administrator and heirs at law of Clark Lipe, to enforce the collection of a judgment which had been obtained in Illinois against Lipe, and charge it on some real estate in Denver which had been bought by Mrs. Lipe, as alleged, with money furnished her or given to her by her husband about the time of the purchase in 1883. The theory of the bill was that a constructive trust arose because the consideration was furnished by the husband,…