Perrine v. White

The Chancellor.

This is a creditor’s suit, the object of which is to set aside as fraudulent, as against the complainant’s judgment, certain conveyances of real and personal estate, respectively made by the defendant, Mary "White, the debtor, to her two sons, James A. McDowell and Oscar Johnson, respectively. The sons are also parties to the suit. They and she answered, and the suit was duly brought to a final hearing, and, after argument, a decree was made in favor of the complainant. McDowell, to whom the real estate was conveyed, and Mrs. White join in a petition for a rehearing. Though he…