Massey v. Richmond

Before entering upon a consideration of the questions presented upon these appeals, reference should be made to a few fundamental principles of law. First, in order to entitle a person seeking to set aside a conveyance on the ground of fraud, proof of the wrong should be clear, satisfactory, and convincing. Richards v. Millard, 146 Wis. 552, 131 N. W. 365; De Groot v. Veldboom, 167 Wis. 107, 166 N. W. 662; Putterman v. Goldman, 197 Wis. 233, 221 N. W. 650.

The evidence of fraudulent conduct on the part of Massey consists almost entirely of insinuations and charges, and we search the record in…