Aultman, Miller & Co. v. Heiney
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Warren Circuit Court. This is an action in equity to set aside a conveyance of real estate as in fraud of creditors.
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Appeal from Warren Circuit Court. This is an action in equity to set aside a conveyance of real estate as in fraud of creditors. The petition alleges that on March 4,1879, plaintiffs obtained a judgment against George W. Heiney, for $116.40, on a promissory note dated July 14, 1877, wbicli judgment is unsatisfied; that at the time of giving said note the said George W. Heiney was the owner of certain lands in the petition described, and tbat on October 14, 1878, for tlie purpose of cheating and defrauding bis creditors, and especially to defeat the collection of, plaintiff’s note, lie…
1Opinion of the CourtDay, J.
The evidence is - voluminous, and it is not practicable to do more than set forth the material facts which, in our opinion, it establishes.
On the fourteenth of July, 1877, the defendant, George W. Heiney, executed a promisory note to the plaintiffs for $100, on which they recovered judgment, March J, 1879, for *656$116.44, and- attorney’s fees and costs, upon which, execution issued, and was returned December 12, 1879, unsatisfied, no property being found on which to levy. On the fourteenth day of October, 1870, the defendant, George W. Heiney, conveyed, by quit-claim, to his brother, Eli Heiney,…
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