Waterbury State Bank v. O'Neill

Lightner, District Judge.

Creditors’ bill by plaintiff bank to set aside a deed and two mortgages. The judgment of the district court was for plaintiff and ’all defendants have appealed. On September 15, 1931, John S. O’Neill gave his note of $2,645 to the bank which represented the amount he then owed it, which indebtedness had been in existence for a number of years. This note was payable on demand, and on January 30, 1933, the plaintiff secured a $3,003.50 judgment there*152on, upon which execution was issued and returned nulla bona prior to bringing this suit.

The deed which the bank seeks to…