Eiler v. Crull

This was a suit by Crull against Samuel and Jacob S. Eiler to set aside an alleged fraudulent and voluntary conveyance.

The complaint charged that the plaintiff recovered a judgment against the defendant Samuel Eiler, in December, 1882, and that an execution had been duly issued to the sheriff of the proper county, who, after having made demand for payment, and being unable to find property whereon to levy, returned the execution wholly unsatisfied.

It is charged that, in March, 1882, the execution defendant purchased a certain parcel of real estate, paying therefor one thousand dollars, and…