Nelson v. Poss

The appeal is from an order denying defendants a new trial.

The action was brought by plaintiff, a creditor of the estate of Andrew J. Olin, in behalf of himself and other creditors who might choose to come in, to set aside a deed of trust given by Olin in his lifetime to the directors of the defendant bank, and to recover the property or value of the property disposed of under the terms of the deed, on the ground that the transfer was in fraud of Olin’s creditors. The trust deed was made a part of the complaint. The latter contained the necessary allegations of the appointment of an…