Johnson v. Holloway

This record shows that James Johnson executed his note to "one Tipton, with John Johnson as surety, for $155. The note was transferred to Kohl & Warner. Afterwards, James Johnson was sued for slander, and whilst that suit was pending. and without having paid Kohl & Warner the note, he sold and conveyed his real and personal property, liable to execution, of the value of from six to eight thousand dollars, to his son Aaron, on time, reserving but a small portion of it. Aaron was a single man, a member of his father’s family, and he testified that he was not worth over §300 at the time. He left…