Brown v. Rawlings
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Howard Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
— The appeLlees sought to have a conveyance-to the appellant Emily J. Brown set aside upon the ground of fraud. Two objections are urged against the complaint. It 'is first objected that the complaint does not show that the grantor did not have other property subject to execution at the time the conveyance was made; but the objection is without foundation, for the allegations of the complaint are full and explicit upon this point. It is next objected that the-complaint does not show that the conveyance was without consideration. We think it does, but, if it did not, it very fully alleges that…
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