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· 4/3/1918

Robinson v. Agnew-Copping Realty & Investment Co.

Citations

  • 100 Wash. 651
  • 171 P. 1057
  • 1918 Wash. LEXIS 1239

Syllabus

<p>Fraudulent Conveyances — Between Husband and Wife—Community Property—Rights op Creditors—“Existing Equity.” Tlie husband’s contingent liability upon a lease, upon which, no rent was due at the time, is an “existing equity” in favor of creditors, within Rem. Code, § 8766, providing that gifts or conveyances of community property from a husband to his wife are valid, except as to “any existing equity in favor of creditors,” at the time of such gift or conveyance.</p>

Judges: Chadwick, Ellis, Holcomb, Mount

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