Pratt Paper Co. v. Eiffler
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Story District Court. — R. M. Wright, Judge. Action by tbe trustee in bankruptcy, to have a sale by tbe bankrupt of an entire stock of goods and fixtures adjudged void, under tbe Bulk Sales Act. Tbe trial court granted tbe intervener relief to tbe extent of $300, and denied all other relief prayed for. Tbe intervener appeals. —
1Opinion of the CourtFaville, J.
Graves & Company were a copartnership, doing business as jewelers In the city of Nevada. On April 1, *2001921, said firm, entered into a certain contract with the appellee Eiffler, by which contract Eiffler purchased the entire stock of merchandise and fixtures belonging to Graves & Company. By the terms of the contract, $500 was paid in cash by the purchaser at said time, and it was provided that an inventory should be taken of the stock, and possession given the 1st day of May following. The inventory was accordingly taken, and aggregated $4,800. On May 2d, Graves & Company executed a bill…
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