New York Supreme Court September 6, 1853 (Hall v. Arnold)

By the Court, Marvin J,

It is well settled that a bona fide purchaser for a valuable consideration is to be protected, though the vendor made the sale for the purpose of delaying, hindering or defrauding his creditors.- If the purchaser had no knowledge or notice of the object and intention of his vendor to defraud, he cannot be affected by such intention.