Rindge v. Grow

This is a judgment creditors’ bill. Abel P. Grow, the judgment debtor, • Charles P. Grow, his son, and Joanna Grow, the wife of Charles P., are parties defendant.

In 1880, Charles P. Grow, and one Barrett formed a copartnership as dealers in boots and shoes at Milford. In 1882 the business was closed' out upon mortgages given to A. P. Grow and Barrett’s father. A prior mortgage was given to McGraw & Co., of Detroit,- which was paid at that time. The business was then conducted for about two years as Grow & Son, and thereafter in the name of A. -P. Grow. In August, 1881,-Barrett & Grow…