Supreme Court of Georgia August 8, 1900 (Ayers v. Harrell)

Simmons, C. J.

1. As a general rule, in testing the solvency of one who has made a voluntary conveyance of property, his indorsements or surety-ship on the obligations of others, not matured at the time of the conveyance, should not be counted as his debts, where it does not appear that his contingent liability was at that time likely to become absolute or that it afterwards in fact became so.