Supreme Court of North Carolina December 5, 1836 (McKay v. . Williams)

Ruffin, Chief Justice.

The bill does not impeach the assignment as being fraudulent within the act of 1715, for want of a consideration, on account of the debts mentioned in . it not being due. On the contrary, it assumes all of them to be just; and submits to payment of those upon judgments in this state, because they have a legal preference by reason of the prior lien of the attachments.