Nash v. D'Arcy
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Bill in equity, filed February 18 and amended November 13, 1901, to enjoin the prosecution of a writ of entry against one Annie Mooshkin for certain real estate on Allen Street in Boston. In the Superior Court the case was heard by Braley, J., who made a decree dismissing the bill with costs. The plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtKhowlton, C. J.
The defendant, having a debt against Morris Silberstein and Bernard Silberstein, brought a suit to recover it, and attached real estate as their property standing in the name of their mother, Annie Mooshkin, which was conveyed to her in fraud of their creditors. The plaintiff and one Pink-ham, a short time before, had taken from her a deed of this property, having knowledge that her title was fraudulent as against her sons’ creditors, which deed had not been recorded at the time of the attachment. She gave a bond to dissolve the attachment, and the plaintiff entered into an obligation to…
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