Norris v. Anderson

On September 27, 1921, Adolph Anderson, a grocer in the city of Seattle, executed and delivered his demand promissory note in the sum of $1,000 to William Gr. Norris. It appears that the money was used by Anderson in the purchase of, or in connection with, his grocery business. On September 14,1923, Anderson sold and delivered his business, consisting of-merchandise and fixtures, to H. K. Sol-berg and William Hagen, executing his duly acknowl edged bill of sale therefor, to which was attached a verified list of his creditors and the amount due each of them, including the Norris claim, as…