Bleyer v. Blum & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Practice in Superior ' Court. Ne exeat. Injunction. Receiver. Extraordinary Remedies. Before Judge Roney. Richmond County. At Chambers. March 2, 1883. Max Brown made an assignment to Bleyer for the benefit of creditors, giving preference first to the Bleyer Distilling Company, and afterwards to Blum & Company.
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Practice in Superior ' Court. Ne exeat. Injunction. Receiver. Extraordinary Remedies. Before Judge Roney. Richmond County. At Chambers. March 2, 1883. Max Brown made an assignment to Bleyer for the benefit of creditors, giving preference first to the Bleyer Distilling Company, and afterwards to Blum & Company. The latter filed a bill charging that the deed of assignment was void, because of a reservation of a benefit to Brown thereunder; that the indebtedness of Brown to the Bleyer Distilling Company was much less than it was pretended ta be; that it was fraudulently placed at a higher…
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
The prayer of the bill filed in this case was for an injunction, writs of ne exeat, and the appointment of a receiver ; it was sanctioned on the 28th day of December, 1882, and the order required the defendants to show cause before the judge of the superior court of the circuit, at such place as he might designate, on the 11th day of January, 1883, or as soon thereafter as the same could be heard, why the prayer of the complainants, and especially so much thereof as asks for the appointment of a receiver and the issuing of the writs of injunction and ne exeat, should not be…
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