Webb-Crawford Co. v. Bozeman

The plaintiff in error was compelled to go into “the camp of the enemy” for testimony. It introduced both Leonard, the grantor, and Bozeman, the grantee, of one of the deeds attacked, and sought, as far as possible, to show by the same witnesses that the conveyance of a different tract of land by John Leonard to C. M. Powell was made for the purpose of hindering, delaying, and defrauding creditors. It also introduced a witness who testified that in his opinion the property purchased by Bozeman was worth $500 more than Bozeman paid Leonard for it.

The first question that arises is whether or…