Coffey v. McGahey

The opinion of Mr. Justice McAlvay covers considerable ground, and is prepared so as to rule several distinct points. He first rules that, because no demurrer was interposed, defendant (appellant) was precluded at the hearing below, and is precluded in this court, from raising the question of the jurisdiction of a court of equity in the premises. Secondly. He rules that the remedy in the instant case, by which I suppose he means the remedy sought by the bill, is given by the statute, meaning, of course, the sales in bulk act—

“By which any and all creditors may, as soon as knowledge comes to…