Kittering v. Parker

This was a creditor’s bill, brought by Parker and others, to set aside a conveyance of land, alleged to have been fraudulently made by Stewart to Kittering, and to subject the-land to the payment of Stewards debts. Stewart made default. Kittering answered denying the fraud; The Circuit Court sustained the bill upon the proofs, and set aside the conveyance as fraudulent. Kittering being dead his representatives prosecute this writ of error.

The bill was filed March 20, 1846. It states that on the 10th of September, 1838, Stewart, jointly with Isaac and Henry High, made to Parker and Baity, the…