Fraser v. Passage
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Emmet. (Bamsdell, J.) Bill by administrator to set aside decedent’s deed as fraudulent as to creditors. Complainant appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSherwood, J.
The bill in this case was filed by the administrator of Perry Andress, deceased, for the purpose of obtaining a decree declaring certain deeds made by the said Perry Audress, in his life-time, and by said defendants Passage, Andress, and Campbell, void as to the creditors of -Perry Andress, and requiring the defendants to convey the same to the complainant, in order that he might sell the same, and thereby satisfy the indebtedness against the said estate.
The bill avers that after applying the proceeds of the personal property of the'estate to the payment of its debts, there still remains of…
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