Perrin v. Russell
Supreme Court of Vermont
Trustee Process. The cause was tried by the court upon the disclosure of the trustee and the claimant’s declaration, at the June term, 1859, — Barrett, J., presiding.
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Trustee Process. The cause was tried by the court upon the disclosure of the trustee and the claimant’s declaration, at the June term, 1859, — Barrett, J., presiding. It appeared that this process was served upon the trustee on the 29th of December, 1856 ; that at some period previous thereto the defendant, Russell, had borrowed of one Davis three hundred dollars, and had given his note to him therefor signed also by the claimant, Crocker, as his surety ; that subsequently Russell delivered to Crocker two pairs of horses, one pair of harnesses and a wagon to be held and disposed of by him as…
1Opinion of the CourtKellogg, J.
The questions in this case arise upon exceptions taken by the plaintiff to the decision of the county court in favor of the claimant on his declaration of claim to the funds in the hands of the trustee.
The bill of exceptions shows that on the 27th of December, 1856, the trustee purchased of the principal defendant, Russell, a span of horses and a set of harnesses for an agreed price, towards the payment of which he was to deliver to Russell certain articles of personal property, and that for the balance of the price, amounting to two hundred and twenty-three dollars, he executed and delivered…
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