New York Court of Appeals

Conrad Loos, Respondents v. John Wilkinson, Appellants

October 2, 1888110 N.Y. 195

Summary

The New York Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's judgment, holding that judgment‑creditors could not directly attack prior conveyances while a valid assignment for the benefit of creditors remained, that a fraudulent assignment is void and may be set aside, and that the fraudulent grantee had no title to rents and profits, which the creditors could recover.