Harris v. Carlson
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtVermilion, J.
In 1901, the appellant Olof Carlson purchased the land in controversy, and it-was conveyed to him. He continued to hold the title until October 20, 1921, when he con-veyed it to his wife, the appellant Anna Carlson, for a stated consideration of $16,000, subject to a mortgage of $13,000, which the grantee assumed. On November 15, 1922, Olof Carlson filed a voluntary petition m bankruptcy, and .appellee is tne trustee in bankruptcy of his estate. The action is by the trustee, to set aside the conveyance of the land to the wife, Anna Carlson, as being in fraud of creditors. The claims allowed…
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