Sides v. Scharff Bros.
Supreme Court of Alabama
Bill in Equity by Creditors, to set aside Conveyances as Vol- ■ untary and Fraudulent. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Walker. Heard before the Hon. Thomas Cobbs.
1Opinion of the CourtMcCLELLAN, J.
— The bill seeks to subject certain lands, conveyed by W. F. Sides to his wife and children, to the satisfaction of a debt, due from him to the complainants, Scharff Brothers. It is alleged that one S. Glick and said Sides, from March 21st to May 7th, 1887, and before and after, constituted a mercantile firm under the name of S. Glick & Co., and between the dates stated became indebted as partners to the complainants, in sums aggregating $973.30 by account; that on July 27th, 1887, the account was closed by three promissory notes signed by the firm, and by each member individually, due…
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