Hinton v. Saul

BluME, Chief Justice.

This is an action brought by W. A. Saul and H. C. Saul, as plaintiffs, against W. S. Hinton and Iona B. Hinton, as defendants, to set aside certain conveyances of bank-stock and of cattle and sheep to Iona B. Hinton, wife of W. S. Hinton, and to subject tbat property to tbe payment of a judgment which plaintiffs then bad against W. S. Hinton, and which was based on an indebtedness tbat arose prior to tbe summer of 1921. From a judgment and decree for plaintiffs, tbe defendants have appealed. The parties will herein be referred to as in tbe case below.

1. Tbe cause came…