Jackson v. Rounds

— The appellee was the plaintiff, and the appellants were the defendants, in this action, in the court below.

In his complaint, the appellee alleged, in substance, that, as the assignee of John M. Ware and Frank M. Ware & Co., the appellant Joseph H. Jackson came into the possession of property, notes and accounts, amounting to $2,387.04; that, as such assignee, he filed a bond, a copy of which was filed with said complaint; that there were claims filed against said estate in bankruptcy, amounting to $5,000; that said assignee, having failed to comply with the orders of the court having…