Guilford v. Mills
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from Warren county court. Action by Samuel T. Guilford against Joseph B. Mills, sheriff, etc., to recover a stock of goods levied on under executions by defendant. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Herrick,. J.
On the 8th day of March, 1888, the plaintiff sold to William H. Crandall and Loren D. Boynton, copartners in business under the name of Crandall & Boynton, his stock in trade in the business theretofore transacted by him, for the sum of $2,764.87, which sum was paid and secured to be paid to the plaintiff as follows; $500 in cash; a note of Crandall & Boynton for $764.67; a bond and mortgage given by Crandall for the sum of $1,500 upon real estate owned by Crandall of the value óf from $2,000 to $2,500. And that thereupon the said firm of Crandall & Boynton took possession of said…
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