Spring v. Besore

Spring & Stepp were in the year 1849, engaged in keeping a livery stable in the town of Richmond, and having incurred liabilities to a considerable extent, several of their creditors exhibited bills in chancery in the Madison Circuit Court against them, alleging that they intended to make a fraudulent conveyance or some other fraudulent disposition of their property, for the purpose of preventing their creditors from collecting *552their debts; on which bills, attachments were sued out and levied upon the property of the defendants.

The defendants answered and denied that they intended to make any…