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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
Volume 200, Volume 2, Page 43   View pdf image (33K)
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WINN & ROSS VS. ALBERT & WIFE AND JONES. 43
injunction to restrain Jones from conveying any of his property
to the said Albert and wife, to secure or pay the debt due to
them, in preference to the rest of his creditors; and to restrain
said Albert and wife from receiving any such preference. The
injunction was accordingly granted.
Among the debts due by Jones was a large sum of money
belonging to his sister, which he held as trustee for herself and
her children, and which he had appropriated and misapplied to
his own use. In November, 1845, upon their application, he
agreed to convey to Albert and wife a certain property in the
city of Baltimore, called the "Wheatfield Inn," with a view to
secure the moneys so misapplied by him. But this agreement
was never executed. On the 29th of September, 1846, pend-
ing the injunction granted upon the preceding bill, and after it
had been served upon them, Albert and wife filed their bill in
the equity side of Baltimore County Court, alleging the viola-
tion of the trust on the part of Jones, and his promise to protect
the interest of his sister, by a conveyance of the Wheatfield
Inn, and his failure to do so, and praying that he may be de-
creed to pay them the money due under the trust, and misap-
plied by him. On the 22d of October following, they filed a
second bill in the same court, of the same import as the first,
alleging, moreover, the intention of Jones to make conveyance
of his property for the benefit of his creditors, and praying for
an injunction to prevent him from conveying for this purpose
the Wheatfield Inn, which was granted. On the 31st of Octo-
ber, a decree was passed on the first bill, directing Jones to
bring into court the amount ascertained and admitted to be due
the complainants, Albert and wife. On the 26th of the same
month, Jones executed a conveyance of all his property except
the Wheatfield Inn, to Ross and Winn, in trust;
1st. To defray the expenses attending the execution of the
trust.
2d. To the payment of the several preferred creditors named
in the schedule annexed to the deed.
3d. To the payment of the claims of such creditors as shall,
on or before a given day, (the 1st day of January next,) exe-

 
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