HIRSCHBERG, P.J.:
The judgment declares that a certain deed of real estate executed by the defendant George Schiller to the appellant, Theresa Schiller, is null and void and should be canceled of record. This judgment is founded upon a decision that the deed was made by the grantor for the purpose of hindering and delaying and defrauding a creditor, namely, the plaintiff's decedent. The grantee alone appeals. There is no finding that the deed was accepted by the grantee with a fraudulent intent, or that the grantee knew or shared in the fraudulent intent of the grantor. While there is some slight evidence in the record on which such a finding might possibly be based, we think it best under the circumstances that a new trial should be granted. (See Wadleigh v. Wadleigh, 111 App. Div. 367.) Woodward, Jenks and Rich, JJ., concurred. Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs to abide the final award of costs.