Grubbs v. Morris

The theory of the complaint of the appellants is that Francis M. Crull assigned to George B. Morris notes and accounts in trust, and that the purpose of the trust was to enable Morris to collect the notes and accounts and use the proceeds in paying the indebtedness of the assignor to the appellants and to Robertson and Perry. To the complaint the appellees addressed an answer containing, in substance, these allegations: That Francis M. Crull, being in failing circumstances, and not having sufficient property to pay his debts, made an assignment to George B. Morris of all his property and…