Flack v. Gosnell

The facts of this case are as follows: Thomas J. Flack died in 1871 seized and possessed of the reversions in fee of several lots of ground in the City of Baltimore, out of' which rents issued amounting, in the aggregate, to three hundred dollars and fifty cents annually. His heirs-at-law consisted of two sons, a daughter, and some grandchildren, the children of a deceased child. One of his sons, James W. Flack, becoming involved, made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors, to Frank Gosnell (the appellee,) of all his estate, which included his undivided interest in his father’s…