Doyle v. Heath
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Bill in Equity to establish a lien on certain stock conveyed by the respondent to his wife in fraud of the rights of the complainant, a judgment creditor. The facts are fully stated in the opinion. The case came before the court upon complainant’s motion to dissolve an injunction theretofore granted restraining the master from selling the stock under a decree of the court previously entered.
1Opinion of the CourtBlodgett, J.
On December 15, 1899, the complainant. Doyle, a judgment creditor of the respondent Heath, filed in this court a creditor’s bill to set aside a transfer of 1,300' shares of the capital stock of the American Ootton Bale Company, theretofore executed by Heath to his wife, as a fraud upon the rights of the complainant, and to secure an equitable lien thereon, and the respondent was duly served with process on the following day. On May 15, 1900, after a trial upon the merits, a decree was entered declaring that the transfer was void as to Doyle, appointing a master to take a transfer of the stock…
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