Lassiter v. Hoes
The Superior Court of New York City
Appeal by plaintiff from judgment rendered in favor of defendants at Equity Term.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAdam, J.
The action was in equity to set aside transfers of certain stock made by the defendant William F. Hoes, a judgment debtor of the plaintiff, to Edith Hyde Hoes, his wife.
It appeared upon the. trial that, at the time of the transfers, the judgment debtor was insolvent;' that he was indebted to his wife in an amount exceeding the value of the stock transferred ; and the trial judge found, on evidence which justified the finding, that the judgment debtor in good faith made the transfers to his wife as payments on account of his indebtedness to her. In view of this finding, the sole question of…
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