Newman v. Haggard

A general creditor’s bill was filed by the complainant against the defendant Haggard. It was shown that Haggard owed complainant, as receiver for the American National Bank of Dayton, $9,050, evidenced by notes, an overdraft of $38.02, and the assessment of $7,500 upon Haggard’s shares of stock in the insolvent bank. This, with other debts, it was charged, amounted to $40',000. It does not appear from the bill that any claims of creditors had been reduced to judgment.

It was stated that defendant Haggard’s personal assets consisted of an automobile and household goods and his real estate of a…