Richards v. Haliday

KIRKPATRICK; District Judge.

In April, 1893, the National Time-Stamp Company was, under proceedings begun in the court of chancery of New Jersey, declared to be insolvent, and Chauneey G-. Parker, Esq., was appointed receiver. He duly qualified, and entered upon the duties of his office. OBy a decree of the said court of chancery, the said receiver sold, at public sale, all of the assets of the said company, “subject to all chattel mortgages, judgments, and other liens thereon, subject to confirmation by the chancellor.” At such sale, Willard Richards, the complainant herein, was the…