Blair State Bank v. Bunn
Nebraska Supreme Court
Appeal from the district court for Washington county. Heard below before Dickinson, J.
1Opinion of the CourtHolcomb, J.
In an action at law the appellant, in January, 1894, obtained a judgment for over $7,000 against the appellee, Y. Bunn, upon which there was realized and credited the sum of about $2,000. Thereafter, and in February, 1895, an action in equity was begun by the appellant in the nature of a creditor’s bill, for the purpose of having declared fraudulent and void, as to it, certain transfers of property, both real and personal, made by the judgment debtor, Y. Bunn, and to subject such property to the payment of said judgment. After trial, in which all necessary parties were brought, issues joined,…
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