State ex rel. Puett v. Musser

The appellant’s complaint is in two paragraphs. The first paragraph in substance is that in March, 1888, Norval W. Cummings made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors, by indenture duly recorded, of all his property to the appellee John R. Musser, who duly qualified as trustee with the appellees, Connelly and McCun’e, as his sureties; that with other property so assigned there was a stallion of the value of $375, and which Avas appraised at $350. At the April term, 1888, of the Parke Circuit Court, in an action by said trustee against the relator to recover the possession of said…