Williams v. Casebeer

— This litigation involves the good faith of an alleged purchase of a stock of goods. The plaintiff attached a portion of the stock as the property of Casebeer. Smyth, the interpleader, filed his interplea claiming to have purchased the goods from Casebeer. In answer to the interplea, Williams charged that the *645pretended sale was a sham, concocted to cheat and defraud the creditors of Casebeer. The finding and .judgment were against Smyth, and he has appealed.

The points arising for decision under this record are substantially the same as those presented in the case of Peters-Miller Shoe Co.,…