Post v. Fischer

— Pursuant to an application filed in superior court February 28, 1936, the plaintiff was appointed receiver of Morrison & Company, Inc. He brought this action to recover five hundred dollars paid by the corporation to defendant within four months prior to that date. He alleged that the corporation was insolvent at the time defendant received the money; that the payment constituted an unlawful preference given in fraud of creditors of the corporation and, if allowed to stand, would result in the defendant receiving a greater proportion of the assets and property of the corporation than would…