Pierce v. Hower

This was an action by the appellees to set aside as fraudulent a conveyance of real estate from the appellant, John S. Pierce, to his wife, the appellant,' Sarah M. Pierce. The court found the conveyance-fraudulent as to the undivided four-fifths of the land, and judgment was entered accordingly.

It is contended that each paragraph of the complaint-is defective for want of an’allegation that, at the time of the bringing of the action, the appellant John S. Pierce' did not have sufficient property, subject to execution, to pay appellees’ claim. The allegation made is, > “That at the time of…