Kight v. Stephen Putney Shoe Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Attachment and claim. Before Judge Eawlings. Johnson superior court. November 30, 1910.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
E. A. W. Johnson, the president of the J. W. Johnson Company, a mercantile corporation, sold its entire stock of merchandise to N. J. Eight without complying with the terms of the sales-in-bulk statute. The Stephen Putney Company, a creditor of the corporation, sued out an attachment against the corporation as a fraudulent debtor, and upon the levy of the attachment *494Mrs. Kight filed a claim. On the trial of the case it appeared that the mercantile corporation, being financially embarrassed, entered into a conference with some of its creditors, looking to a pos-sible composition of its…
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