H. B. Claflin Co. v. King

Citations

• 56 Fla. 767

Syllabus

<p>Where lards were conveyed to W. H. Simmons Trustee, in one deed, and other lands conveyed to him as Trustee for M. P. Simmons and W. W. Langford in another deed, which deeds were property recorded, the use of the word Trustee in such deeds was sufficient to put a judgment creditor . of Simmons and all others on notice that the beneficial interest in the lands conveyed was not in W. H. Simmons, and put them upon inquiry as to his real status to the property; and where the facts show that the money for the purchase of said property was furnished entirely by others, a resulting trust in said lands is shown in favor of the persons furnishing the purchase money, and W. H. Simmons has no interest in said lands to which the lien of a judgment creditor will attach.</p>