Talley v. Curtain
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Virginia.- In Equity. Creditors’ bill, filed by Curtain & Comer, suing for themselves and others, against Williamson Talley, trustee, and Ernest H. Challdey. Decree for complainants. 46 Fed. Rep. 580. Defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
SIMONTOlsr, District Judge.
Ernest H. Challdey, a citizen of Virginia, resident in Richmond, became insolvent. He thereupon executed his deed, with the expressed desire to convey all of his property of every kind and description in trust to secure the payment of his debts. Carrying out this intent, he conveyed certain *45property described to Williamson Talley, as trustee in fee, and adds these general words:
“All other property of every kind and description, whether real or personal, and all debts, claims, rights, and securities to which said Ernest H. Chalkley may he entitled, as fully and…
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