Perisho v. Quinn

The appellee obtained a decree in chancery against appellant requiring him to pay the sum of $216.21 and costs, from which the present appeal is prosecuted.

The bill alleged that the appellee was a. judgment creditor of one Wm. H. Perisho, and that in order to hinder and delay his creditors the latter had deeded a valuable farm to one Jonathan Perisho, who afterward, for the same purpose, deeded it to the appellant. The farm was incumbered by mortgages for more than half its value, and it was shown that Jonathan Perisho as well as the appellant had an unsecured demand against the said Wm. H.…