In re Currier
District Court, D. Massachusetts
[This was a proceeding in bankruptcy in ' the matter of J. B. Currier.]
1Opinion of the Court
LOWELL, District Judge.
In this petition for adjudication against the -defendants, one act of bankruptcy alleged, and the only act relied on at the hearing, is a preference to T. Dana & Co., by a transfer to them, out of the ordinary course of the debtor’s business, of the whole proceeds of his stock in trade, tools, &c., which, to be sure, amounted, after providing for a valid mortgage, to less than three hundred dollars,, and which still left Dana & Co. large creditors of the defendant, for the balance of their running account. The questions for decision are, whether the transaction amounted…
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