Conveyance of large quantity of grain was intended to defraud creditors

Plenary proceedings - declaratory relief - whether conveyance of quantity of grain/entitlement to monies due in respect of sale is void as a fraudulent disposition - land and conveyancing legislation - notice party as subsequent purchasers of grain - judgment granted to plaintiff against first defendant by Master of High Court in 2010 - plaintiff's case - purchase of grain between parties subject to deduction for outstanding judgment debt - anonymous letter received by plaintiff stating defendant was delivering grain to notice party with a view towards frustrating existing creditors' claims - marvea injunction subsequently granted against defendant preventing further dissipation of proceeds of sale - €352,000 debt remains outstanding - defendant farmer's evidence - no intention to defraud - separate business set up to advance a better credit rating and to leave something to children - legislative regime in place - court satisfied transfer of grain was made with intent to defraud - can be inferred that defendant knew his own creditors would be at risk as a result of the transfer - new business had already been operating for some time prior to the transfer - express intent to defeat and delay creditors - presumption of fraudulent transaction - no hierarchy or mutual exclusivity between differing enforcement procedures - whether plaintiff should have enforced his judgment another way - transfer void as conveyance made with intent to defraud.