Cochran v. McDowell
Illinois Supreme Court
The decree in this case was entered by Denning, Judge, upon bill, answer, replication, and proofs, at June term, 1851, of the Massac Circuit Court. The facts of the case are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtCaton, J.
The bill, which was filed by the administrator of Whitten against Adam Jesse Cochran and the administratrix' of Adam Cochran, deceased, alleges the recovery of a judgment by the complainant against the said administratrix, and that the estate of Adam Cochran was insolvent. The bill further charges, that Adam Cochran in his lifetime entered a certain tract of land therein described, with his own funds, in the name of Adam Jesse Cochran, his infant son, with the view to defraud his creditors, and prays that the said land may be subjected to the payment of the judgment.
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