Campbell v. Calcasieu Nat. Bank of Southwest Louisiana

WALKER, Circuit Judge.

On January 24, 1922, Alfred S. Campbell executed to his father, Alfred Campbell, the appellant, a mortgage on land to secure a debt of $8,600 and interest. In a suit brought in a Louisiana state court on November-17, 1922, by the appellee, Calcasieu National Bank, the payee in a note made by Alfred S. Campbell for $4,500, with interest, against the appellant and Alfred S. Campbell, a judgment or decree was rendered on February 23, 1923, whereby said mortgage was “decreed to be null and void, as having been given in fraud of creditors, and attempting to confer upon the…