59 N.H. 290 | N.H. | 1879
The case of Currier v. Sutherland,
The defendant purchased the hay, but permitted the possession to remain with the debtors, and the want of a change of possession was not satisfactorily explained. Whether or not there was fraud in fact was immaterial. Want of a change of possession in law made the sale fraudulent as to the vendors' creditors, and the defendant could not, in answer to the action, set up any right of the vendors to exemption. None of the hay was exempt.
Case discharged.
BINGHAM, J., did not sit: the others concurred.