Scheibler v. Mundinger

* M. M. Neil, Sp. J.

The questions made in this cause arise upon demurrer to complainant’s bill.

The bill, in substance, charges that on the 12th day of January, 1886, the defendant, C. Mundin-ger, then in a failing condition, made to the complainant, Scheibler, a general assignment of all his property for the benefit of all ' his creditors; that within three months preceding this assignment he suffered his property to be seized under certain collusive attachments, and under executions issued upon judgments by confession, and that these attachments and said judgments were so permitted with the…