Williams v. Osborne

The questions argued by counsel are presented by the special finding of facts and the conclusions of law stated by the court on the facts.

The court found the facts to be substantially as follows: David Williams, then in life, was, on the 19th day of December, 1881, the owner of a tract of land; for the purpose of defrauding his creditors, he conveyed it to John W. Williams, by whom it was conveyed to the appellant; both of these persons had. knowledge of the fraudulent purpose of David Williams, and both conveyances were voluntary. At the time the conveyances were made, David Williams had…