Lewis v. Holdrege

This ease is now before us on rehearing. In the former opinion (55 Neb. 173) i,t ivas held that the transfer of the fund and property here in controversy, by O. W. Mosher *380to the Western Manufacturing Company, was made in fraud of Mosher’s creditors. To that conclusion we still adhere. The transfer being fraudulent as to creditors was void as to them, but only to the extent that it was prejudicial to their rights. Between the parties the assignment was valid and effective. (Baldwin v. Burt, 43 Neb. 245; Richardson v. Welch, 47 Mich. 309; Freeman v. Auld, 44 N. Y. 50; Songer v. Partridge, 107…