Federal Land Bank v. Tawzer

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Harvey, J.:

This is an appeal from the findings and judgment of the court that a certain deed had been executed without consideration and in fraud of creditors, and subjecting the property of the grantor of the deed to the payment of his debts.

C. Frank Tawzer resided at Minneola, Kan. He owned a quarter section of land near there which was mortgaged to the Federal Land Bank for $4,000. He was indebted to the First State Bank of Minneola on two notes. The bank failed and Charles W. Johnson became the receiver for it. On August 31, 1925, the receiver for…