Legal Opinion

Massie v. Enyart

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Decided November 15, 1877PublishedCited by 5 opinions

APPEAL from Washington Circuit Court in Chancery. Hon. J. M. Pittman, Circuit Judge.

1Opinion of the Court

Walker, J.:

The appellants, plaintiffs in the court below, filed their bill against the appellees, to set aside a deed of conveyance for a tract of land executed by John Enyart to his co-defendant, Stephen B. Enyart, which plaintiffs allege to have been made in fraud of their rights as creditors of John Enyart.

The cause was submitted to the court upon bill, answer, exhibits and depositions, and a decree rendered in favor of the defendants, from which plaintiffs have appealed.

It appears from the pleading and evidence, that John Enyart was indebted to both Massie and Gollaha for money borrowed…

2Cited by5 opinions

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