Monell v. Scherrick

Citations

• 54 Ill. 269

Syllabus

<p>Fraudulent conveyances. Where a debtor conveyed his homestead to his son, it being all the property he had, with the avowed intention of hindering and delaying his creditors, the consideration therefor not exceeding one-fourtli the value of the property, and the grantor being still permitted to occupy the premises as his own, it was held, the conveyance was fraudulent as to creditors. •</p>