Hill v. Huckaba

On October 22, 1920, J. R. Hill (appellant) was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt. A few days prior to such adjudication said J. R. Hill eonvéyed to W. L. Hill, his father, a certain tract of land consisting of 66 acres in Lauderdale county, Ala. G. M. Huckaba (appellee) was duly appointed and qualified as trustee of the bankrupt estate, and on December IS, 1920, said trustee filed a bill in the circuit court in equity seeking a cancellation of the above-mentioned deed upon the ground of fraud, and in February, 1922, a final decree was rendered granting the relief prayed, and canceling said…