Homewood People's Bank v. Marshall

Citations

• 223 Pa. 289
• 72 A. 627
• 1909 Pa. LEXIS 525

Syllabus

<p>Evidence — Fraud on creditors — Deeds.</p> <p>1. On the trial of an issue to determine whether the grantor in a particular deed had executed it with intent to defraud creditors, where evidence of such intention has been offered, it is not error to admit in evidence deeds executed about the same time by the grantor for other real estate to his mother and other parties.</p> <p>2. On the trial of such an issue where it appears that the grantees in the deed were the brothers o'f the grantor, and there is evidence that the grantees had participated in the fraud, declarations made by the grantor subsequently to the execution of the deed that he still owned the property, are admissible.</p>