Gallman v. Perrie
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from the- chancery court of Monroe county. "Whitfield, Chancellor. The facts of this case are fully stated in the opinion of the court.
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Appeal from the- chancery court of Monroe county. "Whitfield, Chancellor. The facts of this case are fully stated in the opinion of the court. Two questions present themselves under the first assignment of error. ' 1. Can appellant attach the conveyances from G. T. Truland to T. J. Branin, and from Branin to Margaret Perrie for fraud ? 2. Were these conveyances without consideration and fraudulent ? I. As to the first question, appellant states that he is the owner in fee of the land in controversy. Truland is the common source of title of appellant and of appellee, Margaret Perrie, and it is…
1Opinion of the Court
SlMRALL, J.:
The bill was filed by Jacob Gatman, who had recovered a, judgment against Truland, and had purchased at sheriff’s sale, blocks 39 and 45, in the town of Aberdeen, sold as Truland’s property, for the purpose of setting aside and vacating certain conveyances, as made voluntarily, and with intent to hinder, delay, and defraud creditors. The conveyances complained of were made by Truland, the judgment debtor, to T. J. Bran in, who conveyed to Margaret Perrie. The judgment was recovered after the conveyance of Truland to Branin; but the debt upon which it was founded, existed long…
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