Vernon & Averill v. Morton & Smith

Judge Ewing

delivered the Opinion of the Court.

The complainants, respectively, in these three cases, upon the return of nulla bona upon executions sued out on judgments obtained by each, against Willcox and Lynde, filed their bill to set aside a deed of conveyance, an fraudulent, by which they had assigned all their effects to Vernon and Averill, as trustees, for the use and benefit of their creditors.

_ , , . . , . , __ The deed ol assignment bears date the 8th of November, 1834, and is signed and sealed by Wilcox and Lynde and Vernon and Averill; and these bills were filed in May following.

The…