King v. Sternberg

N. E. Clark* brought suit in the Johnson Chancery Court against 0. E. Bogers, and alleged that the defendant was indebted to him in the sum of $2,600, that appellant owned a stock of goods worth less than $12,000, and that he owed other creditors $16,000, and was insolvent.

On September 17, 1926, plaintiff and defendant, by their respective attorneys, appeared before the chancellor in vacation, who made an order in which it was recited that Luther King was appointed receiver to take charge of defendant’s stock of goods and fixtures, and the receiver was directed to make an inventory and to…