Prior v. Kinney's executors

Supreme Court of Virginia

Prior v. Kinney's executors

6 Va. 510

DecidedFebruary 18, 1820

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Prior v. Kinney's executors, 6 Va. 510 (Va. 1820).

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The following was the opinion of the Court of Appeals.

So much of the decree in this case, as declares the Deed of May 23d, 1803, from Margaret Lewis to Elizabeth Lewis, to be fraudulent and void, so far as it goes to affect the rights of the appellees, and subject the negroes thereby conveyed, and their issue, to their claim, is hereby reversed with costs; and the residue of the said decree is affirmed.

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The following was the opinion of the Court of Appeals.

So much of the decree in this case, as declares the Deed of May 23d, 1803, from Margaret Lewis to Elizabeth Lewis, to be fraudulent and void, so far as it goes to affect the rights of the appellees, and subject the negroes thereby conveyed, and their issue, to their claim, is hereby reversed with costs; and the residue of the said decree is affirmed.

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6 Va. 510, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/prior-v-kinneys-executors-va-1820.