Jaburg v. Kirschenbaum
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill, &e.
1Opinion of the Court
Lane, V. C.
The bill alleges that on January 13th, 1919, Joseph Kirschenbaum was indebted to complainants in a certain srnn for goods *511sold by them to him; on January 13th he sold a stock of merchandise and fixtures in bulk to Benjamin Newman; the proceedings were wholly in violation of the provisions of chapter 208 of the laws of 1915 (P. L. 1915 p. 377); Newman entered into possession of the property, and still is in possession; on February 5th Joseph, Kirschenbaum died intestate, and on March 5th Fannie Kirschenbaum applied for and was duly granted letters of administration upon his estate;…
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