Michigan Court of Chancery June 15, 1844 (How v. Camp)

The Chancellor.

The Camps deny all fraud, and all intention to defraud complainants, or other creditors of Samuel Camp, in the most full and explicit terms; and state the object of the sale was to enable Samuel Camp to provide for the payment of his individual creditors out of his individual property, and to prevent its being sacrificed for the payment of the partnership debts of Camp and