Legal Opinion · Dissent

Rapalee v. . Stewart

New York Court of Appeals

Decided June 5, 1863Published

Appeal from the Supreme Court. The facts are sufficiently stated in the following opinions.

1DissentEmott, J.

The assignment before us contains a clause to this effect, that all the assigned property is “ to be converted into cash or otherwise disposed of to the best advantage by the party of the second part, to pay, first, the expenses of the trust created, and the debts and demands mentioned or described ” in certain schedules annexed to the instrument. In the decision pronounced at the trial, as well as in the opinions delivered, both at the special and general term, it was held that this clause conferred a power to sell the assigned property on credit, and the assignment was declared to hinder…

2Cases cited2 opinions

  1. Jessup v. . HulseNew York Court of Appeals · 1860
  2. Jessup v. HulseNew York Supreme Court · 1859

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