Tyler v. Peatt
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in Chancery from Washtenaw Circuit.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
The defendant Mary Ann Peatt appeals from a decree whereby certain lands conveyed to her in 1864 by deed from George Boyden, properly executed and immediately recorded, were declared to be beld by her in fraud of com*64plainant as one of Marcus Peatt, her husband’s, creditors, and decreed to be subject to sale for his claim.
The ground on which this decree was sought was that, although there were no dealings between MÍarcus Peatt and complainant until about a year thereafter, and then no indebtedness except the contingent and possible liability of a partner to his co-partner in the result of…
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