Hollis v. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.

1. A sale made in the face of a pending suit against the vendor is not fraudulent as a matter of law, but the pendency of a suit against an indebted vendor at the time of the sale may be evidence of fraud and may be considered by the jury as a circumstance in determining whether the sale was fraudulent and made for the purpose of delaying or hindering a creditor. Va.-Carolina Chemical Co. v. Hollis, 23 Ga. App. 634 (99 S. E. 154). Where such a pending suit did not seek to establish an equity or claim (Civil Code of 1910, § 4533) in the property sold, but sought to establish only a general…