Fulton, Supt. of Banks v. Kabaker

OPINION

By LIEGHLEY, J.

It was tmdisputed in argument that plaintiff filed a claim as general creditor with the liquidator, which claim was allowed, and he was thereafter paid the dividends of twenty-one (21%) percent declared upon general creditor accounts. It also appeared in argument that plaintiff filed a claim for preference with the liquidator, which was rejected, and it seems that this action was predicated upon the rejection of this claim. That plaintiff seeks a preference is evidenced by the language of his petition in complaining that a demand for the full sum was refused, and…