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· 1/3/1893

Fleming v. Ogden

Citations

  • 152 Pa. 419
  • 25 A. 639
  • 1893 Pa. LEXIS 992

Syllabus

<p>[Marked to be reported.]</p> <p>Deed — Misrepresentations—Assignment by married woman for the benefit of her husband’s creditors.</p> <p>An assignee for the benefit of creditors will be perpetually enjoined from selling the real estate of the wife of one of the assignors, where it appears that she joined in the deed of assignment upon the representation of her husband that the debts of his firm amounted to only two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, whereas in fact they exceeded six hundred thousand, and that if she joined in the deed she would save to her husband and her sons the business in which they were engaged, which in point of fact was untrue.</p>

Judges: Green, Heydrick, McCollum, Mitchell, Paxson, Sterrett, Williams

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