Garidel v. Fogliardi

The proceedings in this case origi- ‘ ° ’. nated by a concórdate between the insolvent J and his creditors, passed before a notary pub-a jjc; by which all the ordinary formalities of J a voluntary surrender previous to the cession were waved. The creditors appeared, and signed the act. Syndics were named, and the cession accepted.

The syndic subsequently filed a tableau of distribution, on which the creditors were placed for the same sum as that announced in the concórdate. On a rule taken on them to show cause why the said tableau should not be homologated; the appellant filed an opposition,…