First Nat. Bank of Paris v. Yerkes
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the feastern District of Kentucky; Andrew M. J. Cochran, Judge. In the matter of R. B. Hutchcraft, bankrupt. From a judgment affirming, on petition for review, the order of the referee sustaining exceptions of W. D. Yerkes, trustee in bankruptcy, and others, to the claim of the First National Bank of Paris, Ky., and another, said creditors appeal.
1Per curiam
R. B. Hutchcraft carried on business as a private warehouseman in Paris, Ky., for some 20 years, and at the times of the transactions here in issue conducted at least four warehouses located in that place. October 30, 1914, Hutchcraft executed and delivered a deed of assignment of all his property to James McClure, reciting that he was “indebted in sundry sums to divers persons, which he is unable to pay in full and is desirous of providing for the payment thereof by an assignment of his property and effects for that *279purpose not exempt to him by law.” November 2d certain creditors of…
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