Daughters v. Guice
Supreme Court of Louisiana
This was an action against Levi Guice, Henry H. Holstein, and Michael H. Dosson, before the District Court for the parish of Ca-tahoula, King, J.
1Opinion of the CourtBullard, J.
The plaintiff as administrator of the estate • of James M. Daughters, deceased, seeks in this suit to annul a sale of a tract of land by one Guice, a debtor of his intestate, to the defendants, on the ground of fraud. He repfesents that he had obtained a judgment against Guice for $1250, with interest, secured in part by the vendor’s privilege upon the land in question. That before judgment was rendered, and pending the suit, Guice, with a view to defraud him, and to prevent his collecting the amount of any judgment he might obtain, made a fraudulent conveyance to the defendants of the tract…
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