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· 1/4/1897

German Bank v. Folds

Citations

  • 9 S.D. 447
  • 69 N.W. 823
  • 1897 S.D. LEXIS 82

Syllabus

<p>An attachment on the ground of a disposition of property by the debtor with intent to defraud creditors can only be sustained by proof of an actual intent to defraud; and while an assignment previously made is admissible in evidence on a motion to discharge the attachment, the validity of such assignment is not involved on such hearing. Whether valid or invalid, it can only bo considered as bearing on the question of actual intent.</p>

Judges: Corson

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