McGuigan v. Heuer

A creditor as defined by the laws of this state includes the holder of every possible claim that may be discharged by the payment of money and that may be made the basis of a judgment for money. Griffin v. Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. 65 N.D. 379, 259 N.W. 89; Soly v. Aasen, 10 N.D. 108, 86 N.W. 108.

It is not the consideration but the intent that determines whether the transfer is valid as to creditors. Sheridan v. McCormick, 39 N.D. 641, 168 N.W. 59, 8 A.L.R. 523.

Even an adequate consideration will not sustain a transfer made with intent to defraud, nevertheless, the lack of such consideration is…