Allen v. Hillman
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Sanilac; Beach (Watson), J. Bill by Walter J. Allen, trustee in bankruptcy of Isaac Hillman, against Isaac Hillman and others for the cancellation of certain deeds in fraud of creditors. From a decree for plaintiff, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtSharpe, J.
On November 12, 1918, the defendant Isaac Hillman filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy under the Federal bankruptcy act. The plaintiff was appointed trustee of his estate. The bill of complaint alleges that claims aggregating $1,730.75 have been filed, proven and allowed against the estate, and that the plaintiff as trustee thereof has no property in his hands or available to pay such indebtedness. He prays that certain conveyances.made by the bankrupt and other members of his family may be set aside and the title to the lands described therein be decreed to be in him as such trustee, to…
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