Hannah & Hogg v. Richter Brewing Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Delta; Stone J. Bill by Hannah & Hogg against the Bichter Brewing Company and others to set aside certain conveyances on the ground of fraud. From an order sustaining a demurrer of defendant Bichter Brewing Company, complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAlvay, C. J.
But one question is involved in this appeal, and that is whether the giving of a chattel mortgage is a sale, transfer, or assignment, in bulk, within the meaning of Act No. 223, Pub. Acts 1905, entitled “An act to regulate the sales, transfers and assignments of stocks of goods, merchandise and fixtures, in bulk.” Defendant Oliver Hotel Company, in connection with its business, conducted a bar where liquors were sold. On February 21, 1906, it gave defendant Bichter Brewing Company a chattel mortgage upon the entire bar fixtures pertaining to its liquor business, and afterwards made a sale in…
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