Leonard v. Green
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The complaint in this action, brought in the district court for Ramsey county, alleges that plaintiff is a judgment creditor of defendant Joseph C. Green, (husband of the other defendant,) that his judgment was docketed December 8, 1876,. and that execution on the judgment has been returned unsatisfied; that after the' docketing of the judgment, several described pieces of land were conveyed to defendant Nellie It.
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The complaint in this action, brought in the district court for Ramsey county, alleges that plaintiff is a judgment creditor of defendant Joseph C. Green, (husband of the other defendant,) that his judgment was docketed December 8, 1876,. and that execution on the judgment has been returned unsatisfied; that after the' docketing of the judgment, several described pieces of land were conveyed to defendant Nellie It. Green, for specified valuable considerations, by persons named; that for five years last past the defendant Joseph C. has been insolvent, and has conducted his real-estate business…
1Opinion of the CourtDickinson, J.
The defendants are husband and wife. The plaintiff, a judgment creditor of the husband, who is insolvent, commenced this action against them both, to enforce ’ an alleged constructive trust, arising under the statute and in favor of the creditor, from a conveyance to the wife upon purchase of certain real estate, the purchase price having been paid, as is claimed, by the husband. Upon the trial, the plaintiff having proposed to examine the wife as a witness in his own behalf, the husband objected upon the ground of the marital relations. The plaintiff, then, for the purpose of making the wife…
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