Lee v. . Flannagan

The counsel for the plaintiff first moved the court to instruct the jury that the deed was upon its face fraudulent in law because a sale was not to take place for a year after its execution. The court refused to give the instruction, and, instead thereof, told the jury that the delay in the sale was a circumstance to be considered by them in determining whether the deed was made upon an intent to defraud or hinder Lee of any recovery he might make, and that if they found such intent, then the deed was void.

This Court concurs in the opinion given to the jury. An indulgence of a year, upon…