Perry & Co. v. Shenandoah National Bank
Supreme Court of Virginia
This was a creditor’s bill in the circuit court of Frederick county, brought by Joshua Persinger and others, creditors of James A. Nulton, to have the property mentioned in a number of deeds of trust disposed of under the direction of the court. The facts in relation to the only question involved in this appeal, are stated by Judge Christian in his opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Christian, J.,
delivered the opinion of the court..
*756The controversy in this case arises between creditors secured by a trust deed, and execution creditors whose are not provided for in said deed. By a deed 0f trust executed the 1st November 1873, and recorded on the 4th November 1873, the debtor Nulton con- , _ veyed to Holmes Conrad, trustee, certain real estate and other property named therein, “and also all of Ms stock in trade, ioith all accretions to, and replenishments of said, stock,” in trust to secure and indemnify against loss certain endorsers upon negotiable notes drawn by Nulton,…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Taylor v. CullinsSupreme Court of Virginia · 1855