Griffeth v. Haygood

M. J. Griffeth executed bonds for the faithful performance of his duties as guardian of four minor children named Segars. M. H. House became surety on those bonds. Griffeth' and House died. Suit in behalf of these children was brought against the administratrix and the wife of Griffeth, alleging that deeds made by Griffeth to Mrs. Griffeth, conveying his half interest in two parcels of real estate described, were voluntary, without consideration, made pursuant to a conspiracy between him and his wife for the purpose of rendering him insolvent and defrauding, hindering, and delaying his…