Bachs v. Tomlinson

The plaintiffs, as creditors of Samuel A. Purdy, Jr., recovered a judgment against him for the sum of $579.47. An execution was issued upon the judgment which was afterward returned unsatisfied, and the plaintiffs commenced this action to set aside the conveyance of lands on the northeast corner of Third avenue and One Hundred and Fifteenth street, made by Purdy to the defendant Tomlinson. The debt for which the judgment was recovered was contracted in July, 1883, and on or about the 17th of November, 1883, the debtor conveyed the premises in controversy to the defendant Tomlinson by a deed…