Nash Loan Co. v. Yonge

Beck, Presiding Justice.

Phillip B. Yonge filed a petition for injunction and other relief, alleging that on April 26, 1932, he filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy; the petition was dismissed and thereafter reinstated on January 23, 1933. Among the listed creditors was Nash Loan Company, its debt being secured by a bill of sale to certain household furniture. On January 18, 1933, five days before the petition in bankruptcy was reinstated, Nash Loan Company filed a bail and trover proceeding against Yonge in the municipal court of Savannah. Notices of Yonge’s bankruptcy proceedings were…