Louisiana Sugar Refining Co. v. Harrison

STEPHENS, Associate Justice.

— Appellants, by means of garnishment severally sued out and afterward consolidated without objection, attacked as fraudulent and void a trust deed or chattel mortgage in the usual form, made December 22,1890, by Bateman & Bro., a firm doing a large business as wholesale grocers at Fort Worth, which in terms conveyed their entire stock of goods, of the invoice value of about $135,000, to W. M. Harrison and D. H. Kernaghan, in trust, for the purpose of securing the payment of the several debts of the various creditors therein named, aggregating in round numbers…