Creel v. Cloyd

Opinion of the-Court by

Judge Lassing

Affirming.

Suits were instituted in the Taylor circuit court against James E. Creel and his two sons, by John W. Cloyd and Smith & Flora, creditors of James E. Creel, in which they sought to have a conveyance, by s'aid Creel to his two sons; .set aside, on the ground that it was without consideration and for the fraudulent purpose of defeating* them in the collection of their debts. The defendant, James E. Creel, admitted the indebtedness, hut denied that the conveyance was made for a fraudulent purpose; and pleaded affirmatively that it was for a valuable…