Hay v. Boggs

Citations

• 77 Wash. 329
• 137 P. 474
• 1914 Wash. LEXIS 899

Syllabus

<p>Fraudulent Conveyances — Fraud of Wife — Liability of Vendee —Issues and Proof. In an action by a divorced wife to set aside a fraudulent transfer by her husband in which it appears that the fraudulent vendee had disposed of part of the premises to an innocent purchaser, judgment should be given against the vendee for the value of the property sold; and it is immaterial that the pleadings made no issue as to such part, where the issues went to the whole tract, and it appeared for the first time at the trial that part had been sold.</p> <p>Evidence — Values. That land had been valued in a trade at a certain sum is not sufficient evidence of its value.</p>