Tyner v. Somerville

The plaintiffs in error filed a bill in chancery to have a deed set aside. On the hearing the bill was dismissed. The material facts were as follows:— In February, 1842, John Sommerville, one of the defendants conveyed to Ms son Andrew, the other defendant, a tract of land worth about 500 dollars, and with the exception of a small amount of personal property, being all the property he possessed, for the nominal consideration of one dollar.