Howard v. Sheffield

G. A. Sheffield filed a bill in equity alleging in effect that he is the owner in fee simple and is in possession, of described real estate; that the lands were conveyed to complainant “as trustee” with power to sell and convey; that the conveyance to him’ “as trustee” was for the purpose of enabling him to convey without joining his wife; that subsequent to the conveyance to complainant a judgment was obtained against J. B. Sheffield, the grantor; that an execution on the judgment was levied upon the lands and sale thereunder is advertised. An injunction was prayed against J. B. Howard, the…