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This action was begun by the plaintiff to obtain a judgment and decree of the court setting aside a certain transfer of real property made, executed, and delivered by the defendant J. A. Schafer to his wife, Clara E. Schafer, on the ground that said transfer was made for the purpose of hindering, delaying and defrauding creditors and that no consideration had been paid therefor. The second amended complaint sets forth facts upon which the plaintiff seeks both legal and equitable relief. The legal relief sought is a judgment in the sum of about forty-three thousand dollars against the defendant J. A. Schafer, for and on account of moneys belonging to the said First National Bank of Gridley, had and received by the defendant, J. A. Schafer, and unlawfully converted to his own uses and purposes, the equitable relief sought being the cancellation of the transfer of real property, as before stated. The complaint is in eleven counts, all of them being identical, hence, a summary of one will suffice for a clear statement of the whole complaint.

The organization of the First National Bank of Gridley is first set forth, its membership in the Federal Reserve Bank of this district, the…