Felker v. Chubb
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Branch. (Lane, J., presiding.) Bill to set aside a deed alleged to be in fraud of creditors. Complainant appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtGrant, J.
The bill in this cause was filed under How. Stat. § 5884, to recover for the benefit of creditors certain real estate alleged to have been fraudulently conveyed by one Archibald L. Chubb to the defendant.
Shortly before Mr. Chubb’s death he made three conveyances to his wife, the defendant. One was a deed conveying the land in question, in which the consideration was stated at 84,000; another was a deed conveying 320 acres of land in Dakota, the consideration expressed being ■82,000; the third was a bill of sale of .personal property, the consideration being, as expressed in the conveyance, *26a…
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