Gibson v. Denton

Action to set aside conveyance of lands as in fraud of creditors. The appeal is from a decree granting the prayer of plaintiff’s complaint.

S. S. Gibson was indebted to the appellees and had been for a considerable time before the 19th day of November, 1932. They had been pressing him for payment and finally instituted suits against him, recovering judgments for their several debts. During the time he was indebted to the appellees and while they were endeavoring to collect from him, he conveyed to his mother, Mrs. Judy S. Gibson, two lots in the town of Cotter upon which stood a building. This…