Farmers' Bank v. Stapp
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 65 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT, LAW AND EQUITY DIVISION The judgment of the court below is flagrantly against the weight of the evidence and should be reversed. The facts practically amount to a confession of fraud. 1. On issues of fact the judgment of the chancellor will not be disturbed unless flagrantly against the weight of the evidence.
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Case 65 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT, LAW AND EQUITY DIVISION The judgment of the court below is flagrantly against the weight of the evidence and should be reversed. The facts practically amount to a confession of fraud. 1. On issues of fact the judgment of the chancellor will not be disturbed unless flagrantly against the weight of the evidence. (Russell v. Turnpike Company, 13 Bush, 307; Williams v. Rogers, 14 Bush, 776; Davidson v. Morrison, 80 Ky., 397; Campbell v. Railroad, 9 Ky. Law Rep., 799; McDyer v. Large, 13 Ky. Law Rep., 430; Williams v. Williams, 13, Ky.…
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Pryor
In the vear 3877, the appellant, having a judgment against W. A. Rtapp, had an execution issued upon it, that was returned no property found. This action was afterwards in*434stituted in March, 1892, by the appellant, assailing certain conveyances of property by the husband to the wife, on the ground that the conveyance was in fraud of creditors.
In the petition this state of fact is alleged; In the year 1885 (September 10), Robert Johnson conveyed to TV. H. Stapp a lot in the city of Louisville, at the Northwest corner of Sixteenth and TValnut streets, for the sum of three thous- and dollars. In…
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