Griffith v. Finger

It appears from the record that certain creditors filed an equitable petition against the Finger and Shelley Manufacturing Company, and had a receiver appointed to take charge of the assets of the insolvent company. W. D. Griffith, receiver of the Athens Leather Manufacturing Company, was made a party plaintiff, and, in connection with other creditors, obtained verdict and judgment against the defendant company for a large amount. The receiver of the defendant company collected the assets of the company, and the money was applied to preferred debts, leaving the judgment of Griffith, receiver,…