Richards v. Vaccaro

Citations

• 67 Miss. 516

Syllabus

<p>1. Fraudulent Conveyance. Bona fide purchaser. Burden of proof .</p> <p>The burden of proof is on creditors attacking as fraudulent a transfer of their debtor’s property, but after proof of his fraud therein, in the absence of evidence that the grantee claiming it is a purchaser for value without notice, they will be entitled to subject the property.</p> <p>2. Practice. Refusal of instruction because of repetition.</p> <p>It. is not error to refuse an instruction, proper in itself, but which is substantially a repetition of others already obtained by the party.</p>