Chapter LVI.

§1. For what purposes are fraudulent sales made?

§2. What is here stated to be a common law rule? Upon what question do

the courts differ?

§3. What distinction has been made between conditional and unconditional

bills of sale and assignments?

§4. In different states, what different rules prevail?

§5. How does the strict rule sometimes operate to the injury of honest

debtors?

§6. How has this question been settled in some states? What are these

instruments of conveyance called? Must they be recorded in this state?

§7. In what case, when there is a judgment against the seller, would a

sale of personal property be fraudulent?

§8. How are assignments made for the benefit of creditors? May such

assignor prefer any of his creditors?

§9. If he agrees to pay all a certain share, and then privately prefers

some, what is the effect?

§10. In what cases are gifts valid against creditors?

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