Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1893

Nadal v. . Britton

Nadal v. . Britton
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided February 5, 1893 · Buhwell
16 S.E. 915; 112 N.C. 188 (South Eastern Reporter)

Nadal v. . Britton

Opinion of the Court

Buhwell, J.:

We find no error in the ruling from which the plaintiffs have appealed. If the deed in trust made by Dr. King to secure the debt due to his wife is, at the instance of the plaintiffs, declared fraudulent and void, the real estate therein described will be sold and the proceeds will constitute assets for the payment of his debts. The Gode, §1446. If his wife is a creditor, she will be entitled to her share of those and other assets.

No Error.

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