Jones v. Cullen

These are creditors’ bills, filed October 28, 29, and 31, 1896, attacking a number of conveyances, made by Cullen & Newman to their various co-defendants, as fraudulent in law and fact. The property was attached and placed in the hands of a receiver. The conveyances attacked are as follows: (1) Trust deed, dated September 12, 1896, by C. Cullen to L. H. Spillman, on his household goods, for benefit of J. C. Cullen; (2) trust deed, dated September 12, 1896, by Cullen & Newman to L. H. Spillman, on a town lot, for the benefit of Arminta Price; (3) an assignment of notes and accounts, dated…