25:2-3 - Conveyances, etc., and judgments and executions in fraud of creditors void as against persons defrauded - New Jersey Statutes

25:2-3.  Conveyances, etc., and judgments and executions in fraud of creditors void as against persons defrauded
    Every conveyance, grant or alienation of real estate, or goods and chattels,  or of any estate or interest therein, whether made by writing or otherwise, and  every judgment and execution which have been or shall be contrived in fraud,  covin or collusion, with intent to hinder, delay or defraud creditors and  others of their lawful actions, debts, damages or demands, shall be deemed and  taken (only as against those persons, their executors, administrators or  assigns, whose actions, debts, damages or demands are or may be hindered or  defeated by such covinous or fraudulent devices and practices) to be utterly  void and of no effect, any feigned consideration, color or other pretense to  the contrary notwithstanding.