First National Bank at Williamson v. King
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Maxwell, Pijesident:
The purpose of the suit is to set aside two certain deeds on the ground that they were executed to delay, hinder and defraud the plaintiff and other creditors of G. T. King, deceased.
The plaintiff appeals from a decree of September 15, 1937, denying relief and dismissing the bill.
Each of the deeds embraces only the residence property of G. T. King in the City of Williamson. The first conveyance was made by G. T. King and Mae King, his wife, to O. H. Sprinkle and Rachel Sprinkle, December 10, 1934, recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of Mingo County,…
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