Buckingham v. Walker

Citations

• 51 Miss. 491

Syllabus

<p>Chancery Practice: Bill to set aside fraudulent conveyance: Necessary parties.</p> <p>In a bill to set aside a fraudulent conveyance, made by an executrix under a will giving her full power over tbe estate, tbe beirs of a deceased creditor are not necessary parties to tbe bill, tbe administrator of tbe deceased creditor being one of tbe complainants. When tbe complainants are creditors by several judgments, they may all join in one bill for relief When the complainants are assignees of a judgment creditor, it is not necessary to allege in tbe bill tbe validity of tbe assignment; this is a matter of proof on tbe bearing.</p>