American Trust Co. v. Kaufman

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Sadler,

Gustave Kaufman became indebted to the American Trust Company, and, on October 22, 1920, it recovered a judgment against him for a large amount. After the incurring of liability, but prior to the date mentioned, he conveyed to Sidonia, his wife, for one dollar, and other valuable considerations, — not set forth in detail, : — his undivided interest in a certain building in Pittsburgh. The bank was unable to find any assets in the State of New York, where all parties resided, to satisfy its claim, and caused a writ of foreign attachment to be issued in Allegheny…