Dessar v. Field

Zollars, J. —

Appellee, Field, was engaged in merchandising, and, not having sufficient credit, was allowed to buy goods on the credit and in the name of Thomas A. McNaught. This arrangement continued until the liability of McNaught amounted to near $6,000, when Field turned over to him and put him in possession of his stock of goods, store fixtures, notes and book accounts. This was done at a time when Field was insolvent. Appellants were creditors of Field when the transfer was made. In this action, they seek to attack and overthrow the transfer to McNaught, as fraudulent and void as to them.