Fraudulent Conveyances: A Treatise Upon Conveyances Made by Debtors to Defraud Creditors

Fraudulent Conveyances: A Treatise Upon Conveyances Made by Debtors to Defraud Creditors
By Orlando F. Bump

2000/03 - Beard Books - Law Classic
1893122786 - Paperback - Reprint - 659 pp.
US$34.95

A useful compendium that presents a systematic and consistent theory of the law of fraudulent conveyances and arranges and classifies the authorities to support that theory.

Publisher Comments

Category: Law

This title is part of the Treatises list.

Of Interest:

A Treatise on Fraudulent Conveyances and Creditors' Bills: With a Discussion of Void and Voidable Acts

The Law of Fraud and the Procedure: Pertaining to the Redress Thereof

This exhaustive work examines conveyances designed to defraud creditors and contains references to all the cases on the subject, both English and American, at the time the treatise was written in 1872. It does not strive to identify local statutes affecting remedies, but presumes that each practitioner is familiar with the statutes of his own state. Unity and symmetry of subject matter are achieved by considering the law of fraudulent conveyances as simply a part of the common law, with the remedies afforded by common law.

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Orlando S. Bump, (1841-1884), also wrote The Law of Patents, Trade-marks, and Copyrights in 1877.

Chapter I.	History of the Law of Fraudulent Conveyances	49
Chapter II.	What Constitutes a Fraudulent Conveyance	61
Chapter III.	Fraudulent Intent	64
Chapter IV.	Badges of Fraud	76
Chapter V.	Possession	101
Chapter VI.	When Possession is Fraud per se	168
Chapter VII.	Preferenoes	213
Chapter VIII.	Bona Fides of the Transfer	227
Chapter IX.	Consideration	248
Chapter X.	What Transfers are within the Statute	259
Chapter XI.	Voluntary Conveyances	279
Chapter XII.	Nuptial Settlements	305
Chapter XIII.	Subsequent Creditors	320
Chapter XIV.	Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors	333
Chapter XV.	Assignments Exacting Releases	426
Chapter XVI.	How far a Fraudulent Transfer is Void	442
Chapter XVII.	Bona Fide Purchasers	474
Chapter XVIII.	Who are Creditors	484
Chapter XIX.	International Law	491
Chapter XX.	Executions, Judgments and Attachments	496
Chapter XXI.	Executors de son tort	502
Chapter XXII.	Remedies	505
Chapter XXIII.	Evidence	538
Chapter XXIV.	Extent of Grantee's Liability	566
	Cases from the Year Books	578
	Appendix (Statutes of the various States)	583
	Index	609

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