Leasing Enterprises, Inc. v. Livingston
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Cureton, Judge:
This case involves the effort by a judgment creditor to attack a conveyance of real property between a debtor and a family member. The Master-in-Equity set aside the conveyance. The family member, Margaret Schlee, appeals. We affirm.
Leasing Enterprises, Inc. (Leasing) is a California corporation. In 1980, Leasing entered into a Lease Purchase Agreement with Joe E. Livingston for a forklift. Livingston failed to comply with the agreement and Leasing obtained a default judgment against him in California in November of 1981. The record is not clear concerning the disposition of…
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