Cooke v. Fenner Beane

A bill showing complainant to be an existing creditor, the time and manner in which the debt was incurred, the recovery of judgment thereon, return of execution “no property found,” and that it .is still unpaid, that at the time the debt was contracted the debtor owned property subject to the payment of debts, giving such description as to identify the same and its value, that the debtor and his father, jointly interested in several business enterprises named, conspired together to sell or dispose of all the debtor’s visible assets, for the purpose of hindering, delaying or defrauding the…