Karanzias v. Chester

For some time prior to October 1,1926, one Greorge Hanges was engaged in the grocery busi ness in the city of Raymond. He became indebted to his brother-in-law Harry Karanzias, and executed in his favor a chattel mortgage on the general stock of groceries and the fixtures therein, dated September 21, 1926. On September 30, 1926, the Pacific Fruit & Produce Company sued Hanges on a past due account, and a writ of attachment issued and the sheriff took possession thereunder. On November 8,1926, Hanges filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy, and was, on the same date, adjudged a bankrupt.

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