Kerr v. Birnie
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Sebastian Circuit Court. lion. E. J'. ¡¿earle, Circuit Judge. Tlie bill alleges that in April, A. I). 1863, Charles A. Birnie, |si\, and his wife, the father and mother of the defendants, [wore residing in the house upon the lots mentioned in the hill, and the defendant,. Charles A., jr., and his wife, were also residing with them, as a part of their family.
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Appeal from Sebastian Circuit Court. lion. E. J'. ¡¿earle, Circuit Judge. Tlie bill alleges that in April, A. I). 1863, Charles A. Birnie, |si\, and his wife, the father and mother of the defendants, [wore residing in the house upon the lots mentioned in the hill, and the defendant,. Charles A., jr., and his wife, were also residing with them, as a part of their family. That on the 28d day of that month the said Charles A., sr., sold to the complainants the property, and executed to them a deed, for the sum of five thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars, in which the wife joined, and Henry…
1Opinion of the CourtBowen, J.
A rehearing of this case having been granted heretofore, the same was reargued at the last term of this court.
The case was fully stated by Chief'Justice Walker, who delivered the opinion of the court. We will, therefore, make no further statement, but pass at once to the consideration of the questions involved.
The 4th section of our statute provides that “ every conveyance or assignment in writing, or otherwise, of any estate or interest in lands, * * * * """ * made or contracted with intent to hinder, delay, or defraud creditors or other persons of their lawful actions, damages, forfeitures,…
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