Tacoma Grocery Co. v. Doersch
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHerman, J.
August 5, 1931, the defendant G. L. Doersch made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to J. H. Brown, as assignee. The assignment was made in Thurston county, in accordance with the law as set forth in Bern. Comp. Stat., § 1086 et seq. It is stipulated that, the same day, the assignee filed an inventory showing the assets of defendant to be worth $765.16, and his liabilities $1,225.81. Thirteen creditors, whose claims varied in amount from $8 to $698.35, were notified. It is further stipulated that plaintiff, Tacoma Grocery Company, did not file any claim with the assignee, although, as…
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