Leifer v. Murphy

This case presents a striking example of the design and utility of article 10 of the Debtor and Creditor Law, governing fraudulent conveyances.

*457A judgment creditor, contending that certain conveyances are fraudulent, seeks to nullify them, and to reach the proceeds of the transfers.

The plaintiff judgment creditor sued the defendant judgment debtor, Robert Murphy, for personal injuries which the plaintiff sustained by Murphy's automobile on October 10, 1928. At that time Murphy had legal title to a home in which he lived. The property, assessed in 1929 for $15,500, was incumbered by two…