DeLaPerriere v. Williams

This case originated as a suit by G. W. DeLaPerriere against J. M. Williams and others, to recover a judgment against Williams upon a note executed by him to Cooper and Brush and indorsed to the plaintiff, and to subject to the payment of this indebtedness certain assets alleged to have been transferred and conveyed by Williams to the other defendants respectively for the purpose of delaying and defrauding the plaintiff as a creditor of Williams. The petition was held good in part, and therefore not subject to general demurrer, in 167 Ga. 648 (146 S. E. 482). Other proceedings were had in the…