Illustrative Cases On the Law of Domestic Relations
Illustrative Cases On the Law of Domestic Relations
Long, Joseph R. (Joseph Ragland), 1870-1932
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504; Nairn v. Prowse, 6 Ves. Jr. 752; Campion v. Cotton, 17 Ves. Jr. 264; Sterry v. Arden, i Johns. (N. Y.), ch. 261 ; Herring v. "V^^ck- ham, 29 Gratt. (Va.) 628. In Magniac v. Thompson this court said that, "Nothing can be clearer, both upon principle and authority, than the doctrine that to make an antenuptial settlement void, as a fraud upon creditors, it is necessary that both parties should concur in or have cognizance of the intended fraud. If the settler alone intend a fraud and the oth...er party have no notice of it, but is innocent of it, she is not and can not be affected by it. Mar- riage, in contemplation of the law, is not only a valuable con- sideration to support such a settlement, but is a consideration of the highest value, and from motives of the soundest policy is upheld with a steady resolution." 7 Pet. (U. S.) 348, 393. The same doctrine is asserted by the Supreme Court of Alabama, in which state the parties to the deed of settlement reside and in which it was executed.
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