Herring v. Richards

Nelson, D. J.

This suit is brought to recover certain real property alleged to have been conveyed in fraud of creditors.

On August 12,1874, William Richards purchased of Aaron S. Everest and wife the property in controversy, and received a deed therefor, which was recorded August 15, 1874. The purchase price was $2,000, and Richards paid $200 in cash, and gave his notes and a mortgage to secure the balance of the purchase money. The notes were four in number, viz.: One for $300, due August 12, 1875; one for $500, due August 12, 1876; one for $500, due August 12, 1877; one for $500, due August…