Darling v. Hurst
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Superior Court of Detroit. Bill to set aside conveyances. Defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
This is a case in equity where the complainant seeks in aid of execution levies, to have certain transfers made by the debtor, Thomas Hurst, and also some other entanglements set aside on the ground of being fraudulent against creditors.
Besides grants made to his children, he conveyed to his wife, the defendant Elizabeth, lots one and two of Scoville & Whipple’s subdivision of part of the Loranger farm, and which were worth about $4000.
The deed was given June 14, 1875, and it stated the consideration at $4105. The conveyances to his children, which were made at the same time, embraced the…
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