Boudinot v. Hamann
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Scott District Oourt. — Hon. J. W. Bollinger, Judge. Action in equity by a trustee in bankruptcy, under the federal statute, to set aside certain conveyances made by a bankrupt to defendant. There was a decree for plaintiff, and defendant appeals. —
1Opinion of the Court
Waterman, J. —
There is no special dispute as to-the facts. The principal contention of the parties arises over inferences drawn from the facts. The firm of H. Oars-tens & Son were the owners of a stock of merchandise in the city of Davenport. On November 2, 1896, they made a mortgage thereon to Beals, Torrey & Oo., creditors, who later assigned said security to S. W. Pierce. In the months of March and June of the year 1899, H. Oars-tens & Son borrowed of a bank the aggregate sum of $1,450, giving their notes as security therefor. The defendant, John F. Hamann, signed these notes, apparently…
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