Wardlow v. McGhee

On October 30, 1930, the Benton Chancery Court rendered a decree setting aside a conveyance from Con Primrose and wife, Gertie Primrose, to Fannie Wardlow as made in fraud of creditors, and also as to. a subsequent deed made by Fannie Wardlow to a part of the lands conveyed to her to Dee Primrose, except as to one 80-acre tract which the court found was the homestead of the said Con and Gertie Primrose at the time of their conveyance. The allegations of the complaint in that case were that the conveyances were made with the fraudulent intent to defeat J. P. McGhee in the collection of a debt…