May v. Leverette

This was a suit in equity, brought for the purpose of having a deed, made and executed by a husband to his wife, adjudged and decreed to be void on the grounds, first, that the deed was made to delay, hinder, and defraud creditors, which purpose was alleged to have been known to the wife; and, second, that the deed was a voluntary deed, executed by the grantor at a time when he was insolvent. The defendants answer denied the allegations contained in both of those grounds. Held:

1. Under the pleadings and the evidence the court did not err in giving the following charge to the jury: “A husband…