Kaminsky v. Phinizy
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER, Circuit Judge.
By his bill in equity the appellee, the trustee in bankruptcy of the-Ferst Motors, Inc., a corporation, which was adjudged bankrupt in June, 1930, charged the appellants, Miller Kaminsky, Solomon Kaminsky, Barney Kaminsky, and Chatham Motor Company, Inc., with liability for the amount of moneys of the bankrupt paid to appellants on September 13, 1928, in a transaction which resulted in the three Kaminskys selling one-half of the then outstanding capital stock of Ferst Motors, Inc., then owned by them. That transaction was attacked on the ground that it was fraudulent,…
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