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· 1/6/1897

Sheppard v. Green

Citations

  • 48 S.C. 165
  • 26 S.E. 224
  • 1897 S.C. LEXIS 81

Syllabus

<p>1. Creditor’s Bide — Parties—Cause oe Action. — A creditor’s bill brought to marshal the assets of a decedent and to set aside voluntary conveyances of the debtor in his lifetime as a fraud upon creditors, does not contain more than one cause of action; and the personal representative of the deceased, voluntary grantees, and persons holding liens executed by them are necessary parties.</p> <p>2. Ibid. — Nueea Bona. — Is it necessary for creditors to have a nulla bona return, to commence an action to set aside voluntary conveyances by a decedent in his lifetime?</p>

Judges: McIver

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