New York Court of Appeals
Andrew J. Parker, Appellant v. James P. Conner, Executors
October 2, 188393 N.Y. 118
Summary
The Court reversed the judgment and granted a new trial, holding that a purchaser of personal property cannot be deemed to have constructive notice of a vendor's intent to defraud the vendor's creditors; actual knowledge, belief, or at least actual suspicion of the fraud is required to invalidate the sale.