Lindley v. Orr

Appellants obtained judgments and executions against W. B. Cauble, which were valid liens against his real and personal estate, and pending the same and before a levy of the executions had been made, Cauble made assignment of all his property to appellee Orr for the benefit of creditors, under the provisions of the act concerning voluntary assignments. Previous to the assignment the insolvent had insured the property, taken the policies payable to himself, with no mention or reference therein to any creditors or class of creditors, with the exception that one of the policies contained the…