Williams v. Kaea

delivered his decision as follows:

The complainants, who are the administrators upon the estate of *237the late J. W. Opunui, of Ewa, set forth in their Bill, that in the month of March, 1852, the said J. W. Opunui, being in embarrassed circumstances, made a collusive conveyance of two pieces of land to the defendant, without consideration, for the purpose of defrauding the creditors of the said Opunui; and pray the court to set aside the conveyance and decree the defendant to account for the rents and profits of .the land, for the benefit of Opunui’s estate.

The defendant, in his answer, traverses…