Kessler v. M. Halff & Bro.

About the 27th day of September, 1897, A. G-. Wangemann, a merchant at Yoakum, was found by appellant Kessler, his father-in-law, t,o be insolvent, and on that day Kessler, who claimed that Wangemann owed him $15,000, and Wangemann, who acknowledged such indebtedness, executed an instrument in writing, signed by both, the terms of which were to the following effect: Wangemann conveyed to Kessler (1) his stock of goods, implements, iron safe, all items of merchandise, fixtures, show cases, and all personal property belonging to him situate in a building, which was described; (2) all choses in…