Clark v. Ewing

Blodgett, D. J.

This is a hill in equity for relief upon the facts stated in the bill, which are substantially as follows: On or about April 28, 1873, George M. Arnold and George Sisson were adjudged bankrupts by the district court of this *84district, and afterwards A. T. Ewing, the defendant in this case, was duly appointed their assignee. Among the assets which came to the hands of the defendant, as such assignee, were two notes of the complainant, Barrett B. Clark, and an alleged claim against him for certain goods belonging to the bankrupts, which he had taken possession of, and which he…