Kirkpatrick's Exor. v. E. Rehkoph Saddlery Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from McCracken Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Miller
— Reversing.
These cases grew ont of the failure and assignment of the E. Rehkoph Saddlery- Co., of Paducah, on September 20, 1906. The American-German National Bank v. Gray & Dudley Hardware Co., 129 Ky., 105, is a companion case, and the opinion in that case states most of the essential facts which led up to and culminated in the assignment. Kirkpatrick was a leather merchant of Philadelphia, and the E. Rehkoph Saddlery Co., hereinafter called the Saddlery Company for brevity, manufactured harness and leather goods at Paducah. In response to an order by the…
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