City Nat. Bank v. Gardner

Opinion by

Judge Lewis:

The first question presented in this case is simply one of fact. It is alleged in the petition that O. T. Gardner had disposed of his property with the intent to hinder and delay creditors. The bulk of his estate, consisting of cash, notes and land, was conveyed and transferred to his son and the claims of creditors left unsatisfied. While Joseph Gardner may insist that he was the victim of those he had the right to trust when forming’the partnership of Corbett, Peterson & Co., this fact did not authorize him to place his estate beyond the reach of those who had the…