Collins v. Schump

Citations

• 16 N.M. 537
• 120 P. 331

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS.</p> <p>1. The demurrer to the evidence of the plaintiff being sustained by the lower court, the testimony introduced on behalf of the plaintiff is deemed to be true and every conclusion which it tends to prove must be admitted.</p> <p>2. Evidence reviewed- and it clearly established fraud on part of appellees. A court of equity should, therefore, give appellant relief.</p> <p>3. A recovery will not he denied appellant on the ground that she executed the conveyance to defraud creditors, when in fact there were no creditors, and no one was. or could have been injured hy the transfer. The mere fact that her husband, was indebted to the bank would not create any liability on her part.</p>