Schwenck v. Hess
West Virginia Supreme Court
4ppoal from Circuit Court, Marion County, Bill by Lawrence S. Schwenck, trustee, etc., against-Am-brose I). Hess, Malissa A, Hess, and others, consolidated with bill by Bank of Mannington against the same defendants. Decree for plaintiff in ea.ch ease, and Malissa A. Hess, defendant in each ease, appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, President:
These causes were consolidated and disposed of as one suit. From the decree below the defendant Malissa A. Hess has appealed.
The bill in each ease was filed at the February Rules, 1915. Plaintiff in the first case is trustee in bankruptcy of Hess and Sturm, partners as Hess •& Sturm, and as individuals. It is alleged that Hess & Sturm, as partners, and Hess individually, were adjudged bankrupt October 22, 1913, and that on November 22, following, plaintiff was duly elected and qualified trustee in bankruptcy; that on November 15, 1913, said Sturm was also adjudged a…
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