Wellcraft Marine Corp. v. Roeder
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
COLE, Judge.
We shall herein affirm a trial court which set aside a deed of trust as a fraud on creditors. As a consequence, the subject property may be sold and the proceeds used to satisfy the grantor’s indebtedness.
The facts may be summarized as follows. In May, 1981, Cap’n Stan’s Boat Center, owned by Samuel and Mary Auxier, closed due to financial difficulties. The petitioner herein, Wellcraft Marine Corporation (Wellcraft), sued Samuel and Mary on Cap’n Stan’s debt, which Samuel and Mary had personally guaranteed, and obtained a judgment in the amount of $172,833.32 as of September 29,…
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- Sullivan v. William E. Dixon, P.A.Court of Appeals of Maryland · 1977
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- Roeder v. AuxierCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland · 1987
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