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· 10/1/1888

Villee v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 1 Monag. 445
  • 15 A. 704
  • 1888 Pa. LEXIS 729

Syllabus

<p>An action of debt was brought against the administratrix of a surety on the bond of a guardian, and a plea of non est factum entered. Plaintiff, offered in evidence the records of the orphans’ court showing a settlement of a former guardian’s account and a decree of the court directing the former guardian to pay over to the present guardian, and, after proving that the guardian’s bond was duly filed among the records of the orphans’ court, offered it in evidence. It was signed by H. W. Villee but recited “H. W. Wille ” asoné of the sureties. Held that the bond was admissible.</p>

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  • stating that the plaintiff must demonstrate that, at the time of the transfer, the debtor was unable to satisfy existing debts to support a finding of fraudulent conveyance

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