Gibbons v. Pemberton
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Mecosta. (Palmer, J.) Bill in aid of execution. Complainant appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtGrant, J.
In November, 1891, the defendant Cheney 0. Pemberton was indebted to the City National Bank of Greenville in the sum of 81,200. The officers of the bank were pressing him for payment. He asked further time, which they refused to grant. On the 23d day of that month he conveyed to the codefendants, his sons, the land in controversy. March 12, 1892, the bank commenced suit by attachment, and levied upon the land. Judgment was rendered July 7, execution duly issued and levied, and the complainant then filed this, bill in aid of the execution, charging that the conveyance was made without…
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