2 Watts 354 | Pa. | 1834
It is not to be doubted that a judgment may be collaterally impeached for fraud; and the principle seems to have been admitted in the abstract. But the nature of the circumstance relied upon to establish the imputed fraud seems to have been misapprehended. A father had conveyed his land to his son-in-law, on certain trusts, for his daughters. To show that the father was
Judgment reversed, and a venire de novo awarded.