Blossom v. Negus

This is a bill in equity by the administrator of the estate of one Everett T. Negus to compel the conveyance to the plaintiff by the defendant Emma, who was the wife of said Everett, of certain real estate formerly belonging to Everett, and alleged to have been conveyed to Emma in fraud of the creditors of said Everett. The presiding judge found that Emma did not take the conveyance with intent to hinder, delay or defraud the creditors of the plaintiff’s intestate, that the conveyance to her was upon a sufficient consideration, and that she did not hold the property charged with any trust in…