Akin v. Oakey

Oakey & Co., having obtained a judgment against J. S. Turner, one of members of the late firm of Turner & Woodruff, caused their execution to be levied on the right, title and interest of Turner in certain assets, principally evidences of debt due to the late firm. Akin made opposition and enjoined the proceeding, on the allegation that the whole of the assets had become vested in the assignee of Woodruff, one of the partners, who had become a bankrupt, both individually and as a member of the firm, and that he (Akin) had purchased the' whole of the assets, and all the right and title of the…