Wilder v. Colorado Motor Finance Co.
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Campbell
The case which Wilder, trustee in bankruptcy, attempts to make in his amended complaint, is that within the period of four months before the filing of the petition in bankruptcy the bankrupt made a voidable preferential trausfer of practically all of its property to the defendant, thereby enabling defendant to obtain a greater percentage of its alleged claim against the bankrupt estate than any other creditor of the bankrupt of the same class would get, contrary to the provisions of sections 60-a, 60-b and 67-d of the Federal Bankrupt Act. The court sustained defendant’s general demurrer to…
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