Bethea v. Rahaim

Ralph L. Stotts was engaged in the grocery and meat market business, which became insolvent. Harry E. Koch was appointed receiver by the chancery court to close out and wind up the business. He got an order of the chancery court to sell the property at private sale as authorized by Section 469, Code of 1930', as amended by Chapter 327, Laws of 1936. The sale was made and confirmed by the court. Later the appellees, the Rahaims, creditors, sought to have the sale set aside upon grounds to be referred to later. The court set the sale aside and ordered another sale, and from that decree this…