Ladd

Plaintiff, Mary A. Gansert Ladd, brought this action for the purpose of having applied on a deficiency judgment held by her, a certain trust deed note, hereinafter referred to as “The Cole Trust Deed Note” and the trust deed securing the same, which trust deed and note plaintiff claimed had been theretofore fraudu lently conveyed by the judgment debtors, John T. Mathis and Theodosia Mathis, to their son Ellis Mathis, and by him fraudulently conveyed to the defendant Thomas Tyler Robinson, the present holder. Defendants appeal from a judgment in favor of plaintiff.

The facts not in dispute are as follows: In December, 1918, defendant John T. Mathis, being indebted to one Charles Britten Ladd, executed a promissory note, in the amount of $480, pajmble September 1, 1919, to said Charles Britten Ladd. Said note was secured by a chattel mortgage on a certain band of horses, twenty head all told. Both note and mortgage were signed by John T. Mathis, Theodosia Mathis and Ellis Mathis, said last named being the son of said John T. Mathis and Theodosia Mathis and at the time of signing said instruments a minor of the age of eighteen years; the note and mortgage were subsequently assigned…