Hartshorn v. Eames
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Bill in equity, to which a demurrer was filed and answers were. made. The case was heard on the demurrer, answers and proofs. The facts, so far as necessary to an understanding of the case, appear in the arguments and opinion. . This bill is dated.
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Bill in equity, to which a demurrer was filed and answers were. made. The case was heard on the demurrer, answers and proofs. The facts, so far as necessary to an understanding of the case, appear in the arguments and opinion. . This bill is dated. January 31, 1845, and alleges two matters of fraud, the one pertaining to personal property of the value of $300, the other to real property of like value, and both alleged to have been sold fraudulently by the judgment debtor on June 26, 1843, the said debtor continuing the bene-, ficial owner and in possession of the same. The personal property…
1Opinion of the CourtWhitman, C. J.
The plaintiffs in their bill allege, that they recovered judgment against the defendant, Jacob F. Eames, for $195,42, debt, and $10,72 costs; and that execution had been issued thereon, which had been returned unsatisfied, for want of property to be found, appearing to be owned by him; and that, on the 26th of June, 1843, after the above sum of $195,42 had been awarded to them, but before judgment had been entered up upon said award, the said Jacob for the purpose of defrauding the plaintiffs of their said demand, and without any valuable consideration therefor, conveyed to the other…
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