Pickard v. Samuels

Citations

• 64 Miss. 822

Syllabus

<p>Attachment. Fraudulent disposition or intended disposition or removal of property. Evidence to sustain or defeat action. Burden of proof.</p> <p>To sustain an action of attachment on the ground that the debtor has made or is about to make a fraudulent disposition of his property, or that he is about to remove his property out of the State, it is sufficient for the plaintiff to show that the defendant has disposed of or is about to dispose of any of his property fraudulently, or that he is about to remove any of his property out of the State ; and then it devolves on the defendant debtor, if he would defeat the attachment, to show, if he can, that he has other ample visible property to satisfy all claims against him, unless such fact appears by the evidence for the plaintiff. Montague v. Guddis, 37 Miss. 453, and Myers v. Farrell, 47 Miss., cited and explained.</p>