Riley Pennsylvania Oil Co. v. Symmonds
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from Adair Circuit Court. — Hon. C. D. Stewart, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
ELLISON,' P. J.
Defendant Symmonds, owned a stock of merchandise and was indebted to plaintiff. He sold the stock in bulk to Tritch. Neither of them complied with the Sales in Bulk statute in Laws 1913, page 163. Plaintiff brought an action by attachment and garnished Tritch. The trial court found for Tritch and plaintiff comes here for relief.
The case involves a construction of the statute just mentioned. It is provided in section 1, that any sale of the whole or greater part of a stock of merchandise, otherwise than in regular course of trade shall be fraudulent and void as against all…
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