Bank of Pocahontas v. Ferimer
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtGregory, J.
The Bank of Pocahontas instituted a suit against Ferimer and others for the purpose of setting aside as fraudulent, two deeds of trust which had been executed to secure two creditors; one to secure J. Shein the payment of $19,200, and the other to secure Rachel G. Russak the payment of $10,000. From a decree in which the chancellor held thát the two deeds of trust were valid and binding, the bank has appealed.
Ferimer was a nephew of J. Shein and also a nephew of, Rachel G. Russak. He was indebted to the bank for several substantial sums which were evidenced by his notes and represented money…
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