Woodridge v. Thiele
Supreme Court of Arkansas
APPEAL from Clay Circuit Court, Eastern district. J. E. Riddick, Judge. 1. Appellant is an innocent purchaser for value without notice of any fraud on the part of his vendor. 17 Am. Rep., 208-210; 1 Jones on Mortg., secs. 458-9, 710; 2 L. C. in Eq., Wh. & Tud., p.- 85—6; 63 Ala., 450; ib., 336; ib., 561 ; 63 Ind., 576; 54 la., 14; 55 Miss., 348; 1 Perry, Trusts, sec. 239; 12 Barb., 605 ; 42 Ga., 250; A. and E. Enc. Law, vol. 2, p. 444; 49 Ark., 207; Will.
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APPEAL from Clay Circuit Court, Eastern district. J. E. Riddick, Judge. 1. Appellant is an innocent purchaser for value without notice of any fraud on the part of his vendor. 17 Am. Rep., 208-210; 1 Jones on Mortg., secs. 458-9, 710; 2 L. C. in Eq., Wh. & Tud., p.- 85—6; 63 Ala., 450; ib., 336; ib., 561 ; 63 Ind., 576; 54 la., 14; 55 Miss., 348; 1 Perry, Trusts, sec. 239; 12 Barb., 605 ; 42 Ga., 250; A. and E. Enc. Law, vol. 2, p. 444; 49 Ark., 207; Will. Eq., p. 257; 18 Pac. Rep., 926. 2. While it may be that an antecedent debt, standing alone, is not a sufficient consideration, it will be…
1Opinion of the CourtHughes, J.
Appellee sued appellant in replevin for a •carload of stoves, sold by him to one E. B. Outlaw, then a merchant at Rector, Arkansas, who it was claimed procured the sale of said stoves by fraudulent representations as to his solvency, and with the intent not to pay for the same. Appellant claimed to hold said stoves as agent of George Taylor Commission Company and Adler-Goldman Commission Company, who it was said bought the same, together with other goods worth in all $4900, from said Outlaw, without notice of any fraud, in settlement of his debt to them, aggregating $4100, the excess of $800…
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