New York Supreme Court January 15, 1839 (Farington v. Baley)

By the Court,

Cowen, J.

There was clearly no room for the defendant to show a fraud in the sale of the demised premises. Had he offered to prove that the sale and demise were with a view to defraud creditors, that would have been proper; but for aught that appears, the fraud might have been a matter entirely between the parties to the deed.