Stoddard v. McLane
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Branch. (Pealer, J.) Bill to set aside fraudulent conveyances of personalty. Complainants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, C. J.
This is a bill in equity, the purpose of which seems to be to set aside fraudulent conveyances of personal property by the debtors.
The bill avers that on January 14, 1884, the complainants obtained judgment against the defendants McLane and Wesson, for a sum named, in a suit commenced by attachment, and took execution on the judgment. Incidentally it appears elsewhere in the bill, though the fact is not expressly averred, that a levy has been made by virtue of this execution.
The bill further avers that previous to the rendition of the judgment said McLane and Wesson, composing the firm of…
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