Carey v. Giles
Supreme Court of Georgia
In Equity, in Twiggs Superior Court. Decision by Judge Hansell, October Term, 1850. The Bank of Columbus instituted suits in the County of Twiggs, against H. H. Tarver and others, to collect certain promissory notes transferred to the Bank of Columbus by the Bank of Macon, a short time before its failure.
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In Equity, in Twiggs Superior Court. Decision by Judge Hansell, October Term, 1850. The Bank of Columbus instituted suits in the County of Twiggs, against H. H. Tarver and others, to collect certain promissory notes transferred to the Bank of Columbus by the Bank of Macon, a short time before its failure. Charles H. Rice, as the receiver of the assets of the Bank of Macon, pending these suits, filed a bill alleging the transfer of the notes to be fraudulent, and claiming the notes as a portion of the assets of the Bank of Macon. Pending the bill, viz: in November, 1849, Rice departed this…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Lumpkin, J.
delivering the opinion.
The Bank of Columbus, by Edward Carey, the assignee, instituted suit in Twiggs County against Hartwell H. Tarver and others, to collect certain notes transferred to the Columbus Bank by the Bank of Macon, a short time before its failure. One Rice, as the receiver of the Bank of Macon, appointed by the Governor, under the authority of the Legislature, pending said suits, filed his bill alleging said transfer to have been fraudulent, and claimed said notes as a portion of the assets of the Bank of Macon. In November, 1849, Rice died, and in April,…
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