Bradford v. Cooledge & Brother
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion to distribute money. Before Judge Henry. Floyd superior court. January term, 1897.
1Opinion of the CourtLittle, J.
F. J. Cooledge & Brother and other unsecured creditors filed'a petition in the superior court of Floyd county, against William Bradford, doing business under the firm name of the Bradford Drug Company. It was brought under the provisions of section 2716 et seq. of the Civil Code, known as the traders’ act. On the presentation of the petition, the court, on June 5, 1893, appointed a temporary receiver, who at once took into his possession, among othe.r things, a stock of drugs, *755furniture and fixtures, of the cost value of $11,176.75, and of book accounts and notes to the amount of $1,838.70;…
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