Keith v. Fink

Appellee, being a creditor by note of Keith, Lyford & Company, composed of John M. Keith, F. M. Lyford and Charles M. Wool, on the first day of February, 1867, sued out of the office of the clerk of the Montgomery circuit court, a writ of attachment under the act of 1865, amending the general attachment law, on an affidavit then filed by him, that Keith & Lyford, partners, under the name of Keith, Lyford & Co., had fraudulently conveyed and assigned their property and effects so as to hinder and delay their creditors, and that, within two years prior to filing the affidavit. The writ was…