Smith v. Wheat

Hart, C. J.,

(after stating the facts). It is the settled rule in equity in this State that conveyances to members of the household and to near relatives of an embarrassed debtor are looked upon with suspicion and scrutinized with care; and, when they are voluntary; they are prima facie fraudulent, and when the embarrassment of the debtor proceeds to financial wreck, they are presumed conclusively to be fraudulent as to existing creditors. Wilks v. Vaughan, 73 Ark. 174, 83 S. W. 913; Davis v. Cramer, 133 Ark. 244, 202 S. W. 239; Barham v. Federal Reserve Bank, 176 Ark. 1082, 5 S. W. (2d) 318;…