Patterson v. Wold
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Minnesota
Iii Equity. Bill to set aside deed.
1Opinion of the CourtBrewer, J.
This case is submitted on the plea of a former adjudication. The facts are these: Prior to December 8, 1883, defendant Boson S. Wold was a merchant, doing business in the county of Rock, in this state. He was then largely indebted. He had become entitled to the conveyance of a tract of land from the railroad company, defendant. *792Instead of taking'tho deed to himself, lie caused it to be made to his son, Stephen S. Wold, and thereafter the son mortgaged the land to his co-defendants, Pieckenbrock, Bell & Co., to secure debts of B. S. Wold to them. . Subsequently to these transactions,…
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