Tanner v. Frink

On October 1, 1910, the defendant F. L. Frink purchased land in Texas for a consideration of $12,210, paying $2,199.33 in cash, and giving his notes, secured by vendor’s lien, for the balance. On December 16, 1913, a personal judgment for $8,680.39 was had against him in an action foreclosing the lien. This action is to subject to the payment of the judgment 80 acres of land, standing in the name of Amy B. Frink, his daughter. The consideration for this eighty was- paid by him, and he caused it to be deeded to his daughter March 15, 1909, as a gift. Under this deed, recorded a few days later,…