Irwin v. Schleichert

May 12, 1944, John Irwin, as receiver, and David Sterling, as a creditor of the Marshall Square State Bank, and Aaron Soble, as administrator of the estate of Emilia Sehleichert, deceased, filed a creditors’ bill against Edward Sehleichert and Hattie M. Schleichert, his wife, to set aside two conveyances to a two-apartment building in Chicago, on the ground that the conveyances were fraudulent. Defendants denied the charges, the cause was referred to a master in chancery to take the evidence and make up his report together with his recommendations, which the master did and, among other…