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  "name": "Bell v. Wilson",
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    "head_matter": "Bell v. Wilson.\nOpinion on motion for reconsideration.\nIt is not ruled in this case, as counsel seems to suppose, that a subsequent creditor .or purchaser may not attack the deed of Moore as a fraud upon his rights. See Adams v.. Edgerton, 48 Ark., 41Q ; Driggs v. Norwood, go Ark., 42. It is only determined that the Allen decree was not evidence of\" that fact in this suit.\nMotion denied."
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