Whidden v. Rogers

— This is an appeal from a final decree adjudging the sale of certain cattle by Ordia Bass to Allen I. Whidden to have been in fraud of the rights of the former’s creditors and to be null and void.

The bill was filed by S. H. Rogers as Trustee in Bankruptcy of Ordia Bass, who in December, 1915, was adjudged a bankrupt upon hi's voluntary petition.

The case was heard by the Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit upon the bill,, answer and evidence reported by the examiner.

The bill waived oath to the answer, but the-defendant answered under oath, thereby saving to himself the benefits of an answer…