Lodge v. Twell

Citations

• 135 U.S. 232
• 10 S. Ct. 745
• 34 L. Ed. 153
• 1890 U.S. LEXIS 2015

Syllabus

<p>A decree in equity setting aside a conveyance of pérsonait^- and Of real estate as fraudulently made to hinder, delay and defraud the plaintiff, and appointing a receiver of all the property of both classes, and-ordering a sale of ail that remained, and an accounting by the defendants of so much of the personalty as they had parted with and of the proceeds thereof, and the payment of arrears of alimony due the plaintiff from the proceeds of the sale, and further ordering that the receiver should hold the balance subject to the order of the court as to alimony subsequently to accrue, is not a.final decree from which an appeal can be taken, inasmuch ■ as there still remains to be determined w-hat personal property had been parted with, and what was its value and the amount of the proceeds to.be accounted for. ' ■</p>