Rich v. Levy
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city. Appeal from a decree of the court below dissolving an injunction discharging a receiver, and dismissing the bill filed by the appellants against the appellees, on the 15th of January 1857. The mortgage bill of sale from Charlotte Levy to Samson Levy, which the bill prays maybe declared-void, is dated the 15lh of December 1856, and was recorded on the 17th of the same month.
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Appeal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city. Appeal from a decree of the court below dissolving an injunction discharging a receiver, and dismissing the bill filed by the appellants against the appellees, on the 15th of January 1857. The mortgage bill of sale from Charlotte Levy to Samson Levy, which the bill prays maybe declared-void, is dated the 15lh of December 1856, and was recorded on the 17th of the same month. It recites that: “Whereas, the said Charlotte is justly and Iona fide indebted to the said Samson Levy in the full sum of $2261.35, for so much money loaned and advanced…
1Opinion of the CourtTuck, J.
We do not discover any reason for disturbing the decree in this cause, From an examination of the record, we think the complainants failed to show that the conveyance was without consideration, and that it was not bona fide.
The learned j udge below having expressed his views at length, on those points, and, as we think, correctly, we may rest the affirmance of the decree on the opinion filed by him.
Decree affirmed %oith costs.
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