Veit v. Collins

The complaint sets out two causes of action against the defendant Collins — the first for goods sold and delivered to him, and the second upon a promissory note made by said defendant to the order of the plaintiffs. As a part of the first cause of action there are allegations upon information and belief tending to show that prior to the beginning of the suit the defendant Collins fraudulently disposed of his merchandise, in bulk, to the defendant Friedman with intent to hinder, delay and defraud *40Collins’ creditors; that the purchase by the alleged vendee was made with like intent, and that…