Dixon v. Rhodes & Co.

2. The allegations that upon the discovery of a “small execution against the defendant,” the plaintiff decided that in order to clear the title it would be better “to foreclose the security deed” than to have a conveyance by warranty deed of the defendant’s equity, and that, in order that “the title to said property could be cleared of said lien and execution,” the defendant agreed not to appear and bid at the sale, and did refrain from doing so, discloses an agreement to hinder, delay, or defraud the execution creditor, and the agreement, being thus made for an illegal purpose, could not be…