Hale v. Tyler
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts
In Equity. On motion to dismiss for want of jurisdiction. See 104 Fed. 757.
1Opinion of the Court
No. 1,556.
EOWEEE, District Judge.
This is a bill in equity brought by the receiver of a Minnesota corporation. It sets out that one Norton, a stockholder in the corporation, had, under the laws of Minnesota, become indebted to the plaintiff as such receiver; that Norton, in fraud of creditors, conveyed real estate in Massachusetts to the defendants, one of whom is now his administratrix. The bill prays that the conveyances may be set aside for the benefit of all creditors who may come in. The defendants have, filed a motion to dismiss for-want of jurisdiction, on the ground that the matter is…
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