115 Iowa 632 | Iowa | 1902
Erom a reading of this record we are entirely satisfied that Sutton & Son made all the transfers to which we have referred with intent to hinder, delay, or defraud their creditors. Our custom is not to set out the testimony on which we base our conclusions, and there is no reason for departing from it in this particular case. We are also constrained to believe that McCorkindale and Lucinda Sutton participated in this fraud. But for the evidence regarding Taylor’s subsequent conduct, we would hesitate before finding fraud on his part. But his transactions with McCorkindale in reference to the stock of merchandise are such as to indicate very clearly that he did not take the mortgage in good faith. His subsequent conduct is strong evidence of a prior intent, and his testimony, added to that relating
We thinh the evidence clearly establishes fraud, and the judgment is therefore affirmed.