Andrews v. Dole
District Court, D. New Jersey
[In bankruptcy. Bill by Isaac 11. Andrews, assignee in bankruptcy oí Nathaniel Dole, against said Nathaniel Dole and others, to set aside, as fraudulent, transfers of his property made by said bankrupt. Delos E. Culver, made defendant as trustee, demurred to the bill. Demurrer sustained.]
1Opinion of the Court
NIXON, District Judge.
This is a bill filed by an assignee in bankruptcy to recover certain real estate and personal property, alleged to have been transferred by the bank-rapt in fraud of his creditors. The bill charges that the defendant, Nathaniel Dole, was adjudicated a bankrupt June 27, 1867, in the southern district of the state of New York; that the complainant was appointed assignee October 12, 1867, and that an assignment was duly made to him of all the estate and effects of the bankrupt, pursuant to the 11th section of the act; that Dole was engaged in business as a banker and broker…
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