McPherson v. Sanborn

This was a bill in equity, brought by Hannah McPherson against Stephen Sanborn and others, to enjoin the prosecution of an action of ejectment, and to set aside the title of Sanborn as fraudulent and void. On the hearing the court dissolved the injunction, and dismissed the bill, and complainant appealed.

On the 2d day of August, 1869, William McPherson, the husband of complainant, was indebted to Sanborn in the sum of $2000. He gave his promissory note for the amount, due in three years, with ten per cent interest, payable annually. In order to secure the payment of the note, McPherson and…