Burgess v. Conforth

Citations

• 109 Wash. 150
• 186 P. 263
• 1919 Wash. LEXIS 951

Syllabus

<p>Feaudubent Conveyances (93)—Tbansactions Between Husband and Wiee—Evidence—Sueeicienoy. The transfer by a husband to a wife of corporate stock in pursuance of a prenuptial agreement is supported by a sufficient consideration and will not be held fraudulent as to -community property creditors where there were no facts or circumstances to overcome the positive oral evidence as to the bona fides.</p> <p>Same (93). A husband and wife’s mortgage of an automobile to secure an indebtedness due from the husband, executed prior to recovery of judgment against husband and wife, is supported by a sufficient consideration, and is not fraudulent as to the judgment creditors, where there were no facts or circumstances to overcome positive oral evidence as to the bona fides.</p>