Keese v. Coleman & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Partnership. Debtor and Creditor. Insolvency. Mortgage. Liens. Before Judge Clarke. Randolph Superior Court. May Term, 1883. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Blandrord, Justice.
Pulaski & Company held a mortgage on a stock of goods-of Knighton & Keese, also on a horse belonging to Knigh-. ton, of the firm of Knighton & Keese, which mortgage-was afterwards, for value, transferred to E. H. Keese, the father of E. A. Keese, which latter was one of the firm of' Knighton & Keese. Knighton agreed with E. H. Keese, the transferee of said mortgage, that the horse should be sold, and the money arising from the sale of the horse should be paid to E. H. Keese, in discharge of an individual debt which Knighton owed E. H. Keese; the sum which the horse brought…
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