National Bank of the Republic v. Hobbs
U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Georgia
In Equity. Creditors’ bill. On application for appointment of permanent receiver.
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, District Judge.
The questions for determination here have been presented in a full hearing upon an application for the appointment of a permanent receiver in the above-stated case. Th.e case itself was originated by a creditors’ bill brought by judgment creditors of Richard Hobbs and A. W. Tucker, formerly conducting a banking firm under the name of Hobbs & Tucker. The bill is intended to reach and subject to 'the judgment debts of the plaintiffs certain lands and other assets which it is alleged were fraudulently conveyed, and are fraudulently protected from the liens of said judgments.
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