Judson v. Courier Co.

When this cause was before this court upon the first hearing, on the pleadings and proofs, the bill was dismissed upon the merits, because it appeared to the court'that the proofs failed to show that at the time of the tripartite agreement McCune, the representative of the Courier Company, knew that the assignment or conveyance from Queen, which was made in connection with the tripartite agreement of October 27th, was made in fraud of the provisions of the bankrupt act, (section 5128;) and because the facts seemed to show that McCune had no knowledge of any other debts than those provided…