by John Marshall Harlan, Thompson v. Barer — Opinion of the Court
“ It did not, therefore, as between Schuler, Baker, and Ledbetter, stand in the way of Schuler causing, as he did, an attachment to be levied upon the land as the property of his fraudulent debtor. Equally ineffectual, as against Schuler, was the conveyance by Ledbetter, and the quitclaim deed of Baker to Israel. No consideration of any kind passed from Israel to either of the fraudulent grantors, and those deeds were void as to prior creditors. ”
