Hickman's Ex'or v. Trout
Supreme Court of Virginia
Argued at Staunton. Decided at Wytheville. Appeal from decree of circuit court of Shenandoah •county, rendered April 10th, 1885, in the chancery suit wherein Jíohn T. Hickman’s executor and George A. Hupp are complainants, and Isaac Trout and James S. Trout are defendants. At the hearing the circuit court dismissed the bill with costs, and the complainants obtained an appeal and supersedeas. Opinion states the case.
1DissentFaun tuero y, J.
I dissent from the opinion of the majority of the court in this case—not only as to the conclusion announced, but as to the facts disclosed by the record. The bill was filed in 1873 by John T. Hickman and George A. Hupp for the purpose and object to have set aside, as fraudulent, voluntary and void, a certain deed conveying all the real estate of Isaac Trout to James S. Trout, and to rescind and set aside the sale of the personalty of said Isaac Trout to the said James 8. Trout, and to subject the said estate, real and personal, to the satisfaction of the judgments and executions of the said…
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- Johnson v. Wagner & SonsSupreme Court of Virginia · 1882
- Tebbs v. LeeSupreme Court of Virginia · 1882
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