Anderson v. Provident Life & Trust Co.

Citations

• 25 Wash. 20
• 64 P. 933
• 1901 Wash. LEXIS 359

Syllabus

<p>CREDITOR’S BILL-FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES-ADEQUATE REMEDY BY LAW.</p> <p>The remedy by creditor’s bill in equity to set aside fraudulent conveyances and subject real estate to sale free from any cloud occasioned by such conveyances is not abolished by the enactment of statutes in aid of executions on judgments at law, but the judgment creditor is entitled in such cases to maintain proceedings on the equitable side of the court, whenever his complaint shows that the relief which the law affords would not be full and adequate.</p>