Garrison v. . Vermont Mills
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by defendant company’s receiver, from Webb, J., beard on exceptions to referee’s report, by consent at Charlotte, 7 February, 1910, the proceedings being instituted in Gaston. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
MANNING, J., dissenting; HOKE, J., concurring in dissenting opinion. on 25 January, 1907, L. L. Jenkins, the appellee, was appointed receiver of the Vermont Mills in Gaston County, and took possession of all its property and effects. Among the effects so taken possession of by the receiver were a number of bales of cloth. Some of these bales were in the warehouse of the company and some in the basement. The appellant, the Cone Export and Commission Company, on 26 February, 1907, having made claim to said bales of cloth, entered into an agreement with the receiver by which said bales were sold…
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