Totten v. Brady
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Washington County, in Equity. This appeal was taken by the complainants from the decree of the Court below, (Alvey, J.,) dismissing their bill. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRobinson, J.
The hill in this case was filed by the creditors of John C. Brady, to set aside two deeds made by him to his mother, Susan E. Brady, on the ground of fraud.
The deeds were executed on the 14th September, 1874, the one in consideration of ten thousand dollars, and the other in consideration of twenty-five thousand.
The burden of proof is upon the complainants to show that the deeds in question were made without consideration, or if made upon a good consideration, that they were executed by the grantor with a fraudulent intent, and that this intent was known to the grantee.
The fraudulent intent,…
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