A Digest of All the Reported Cases, Both in Law And Equity : Determined in the Courts of North Carolina From the Earliest Period to the Present Year, Together With a Table of the Names of the Cases 1866 (3)
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McGUl v. Harman, 2 Jones Eq., 179. 27. Where an insolvent man purchased a stock of goods in a distant market, and immediately on getting home conveyed them in trust, partly to secure a feigned debt, and stipulated in the deed that he should retain possession of them for sixteen months, without any explanation or reason given to rebut the presumption of fraud arising from such provision, it was heldih-aX the deed was void as to creditors. Grimsley v. Hooker, 3 Jones Eq., 4. 28. A stipulation in ...a deed of trust, giving a preference to such of the creditors as will, on receiving one half of their debts, release the other half, makes it fraudulent and void. Palmer v. Giles, 5 Jones Eq., 75. 29. All pereons attempted to be secured in a deed of trust fraudulent on its face, who claim a benefit under it, become ^ar- ticipes criminis, and are precluded from such benefit. Ibid. 30. A purchaser, even for a full consideration, under a deed fraudulent as to creditors on its face, gets no title. Ibid.
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