Merrell v. Beckwith

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• recognizing that “conveyances between near relatives are to be scrutinized closely and slight evidence of fraud shown between them may be sufficient to set the transaction aside”
• recognizing that “conveyances between near relatives are to be scrutinized closely and slight evidence of fraud shown between them may be sufficient to set the transaction aside”
• evidence that debtor remained in possession of the property for eight years after the transfer to her grandson raised a question of fact for the jury and supported a finding of fraudulent conveyance
• evidence that debtor remained in possession of the property for eight years after the transfer to her grandson raised a question of fact for the jury and supported a finding of fraudulent conveyance
• in fraudulent conveyance claim, issues of grantor’s insolvency and intent for the jury
• transactions between relatives closely scrutinized for evidence of fraudulent conveyance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).