Barton v. Barton
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 40 — EQUITY APPEAL FROM GRAVES CIRCUIT COURT. 1. The conveyance from Wade Barton to his daughter is founded upon a valuable consideration. It was executed in good faith, without any element of fraud whatever.
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Case 40 — EQUITY APPEAL FROM GRAVES CIRCUIT COURT. 1. The conveyance from Wade Barton to his daughter is founded upon a valuable consideration. It was executed in good faith, without any element of fraud whatever. (17 B. Mon., 42; Whitehead v. Woodruff, 11 Bush, 213; Wintersmith v. Pointer, 2 Met., 460; 18 B. Mon., 201; 3 Met., 539; 2 Duv., 278; lb., 371; 8 Dana, 15; Woolfolk v. Overton, 3 Litt., 21; 8 B. Mon., 566; 5 Litt., 12; Payne v. Powell, 5 Bush, 248; Perry on'Trusts, 1 vol., 86; lb., 97.) 2. Appellees had never obtained a judgment and return of “no property found.” ’The conveyance was…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE HINES
delivered the opinion op the court.
There having been no judgment at law, and no return ■of “no property,” and ho attachment under any of the ■grounds authorized by the Code, appellees had no right to •go into equity to set aside an alleged fraudulent conveyance in order to subject the property to their demand, if ■purely legal, as decided in Vance v. Campbell, MS. Op., 1882; but appellant having made an issue upon the charge of fraudulent transfer, and tried out the cause without objection by demurrer or otherwise to the exercise of jurisdiction by 'the 'court, it is now too late…
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