McCown v. Taylor

Kieby, J.,

(after stating the facts). The legal principles governing transactions between husband and wife where the interest of third parties intervene are well settled by numerous decisions of this court. While such transactions are closely scrutinized, they are, when made in good faith and for a fair consideration, upheld by our court to the same extent as transactions between strangers. In Mente v. Westbrook, 181 Ark. 96, 24 S. W. (2d) 976, the court, discussing an alleged fraudulent conveyance between a husband and wife, said:

“It is also well settled that, if the evidence shows that the…