Mazer v. City Nat. Bank of Tuscaloosa
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SAMFORD, Judge.
The Leland-MeGee Hardware Company was in financial difficulties, and by instrument in writing, including general power of attorney, conveyed and turned over the assets of the company, for the benefit of its .creditors, to A. C. Cade, Gordon D. Palmer, and J. F. Watson. Included in this assignment ■ were the book accounts of the hardware company. The assets of the Leland-McGee Hardware Company were by the assignees acting under the written assignment, and the officers of the hardware company, sold and conveyed to these plaintiffs. This sale included the book accounts, and among…
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