McInnis v. Wiscassett Mills

Citations

• 78 Miss. 52

Syllabus

<p>1. Fraudulent Conveyances.. Who a creditor. Torts. Code 1892, § 4226.</p> <p>The plaintiff in an action of tort, who recovers a judgment therein, is a creditor of the defendant from the beginning of the suit, within the statute of frauds (code 1892, §4226), and may, after he obtains judgment, vacate a conveyance made by the defendant with actual intent to baffle, delay, defeat or defraud him in the collection of his ciaim.</p> <p>2. Same. Sow fraud pleaded.</p> <p>Fraud cannot be rightfully charged in general terms. The particular facts relied upon as constituting- the fraud must be pleaded.</p>