Lougheed v. Armstrong

Leaming, V. C.

The bill is filed by complainant as a judgment creditor in aid of his judgment. Belief is sought by complainant against conveyances of real estate made by Ernest Armstrong, the judgment debtor, to an intermediary and by the intermediary to the wife of the judgment debtor. At the time these conveyances were made complainant was working for Mr. Armstrong, and the major part of the money for which the judgment was subsequently recovered had been earned by complainant, but was not payable until the work should be finished; a small part of the money included in the judgment was due…