Roderick
Barr v. Roderick
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Kerrigan, J.
On December 30, 1922, defendants Clara E. and Zaehariah G. Jameson made, executed, and delivered to Charles F. Silva their promissory note 'for $10,000 payable three years after date. Two days later these defendants made, executed, apd delivered to H. E. Blackwell their promissory note for $7,500, payable one year after date. Subsequently, on the 6th and 15th days of January, 1923, respectively, these defendants conveyed, by deeds recorded on January 6,1923, and January 17, 1923, two separate parcels of land, title to which had been in them on and prior to December 30, 1922, to defendants W. L. Jameson and M. L. Roderick, respectively. On or about July 14, 1924, the title of said W. L. Jameson was acquired by said M. L. Roderick, who is alleged to have incumbered both parcels.
On November 8,1924, Clara E. and Zaehariah G. Jameson filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy and were duly adjudicated bankrupts. Thereafter J. C. Barr was elected trustee in bankruptcy in each of said proceedings, and has brought these two actions against W. L. Jameson, M. L. Roderick, and their grantees, all of whom are alleged to have taken with notice of all of the facts set forth in the respective…