Rindge v. Sandford
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtEndicott, J.
This is a bill for instructions, brought by the plaintiffs as trustees, and parties of the first part to an indenture, wherein Joseph H. Sandford and others, partners under the style of Sandford, Soule & Co., are parties of the second part, ana certain other persons, firms and corporations, creditors of Sand-*461ford, Soule & Co., are parties of the third part. By this indenture all the assets of Sandford, Soule & Co. are assigned and conveyed to the plaintiffs in trust to convert the same into money and to divide and pay over the proceeds, after deducting costs and charges, among the creditors…
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