In re Burka
District Court, W.D. Tennessee
Involuntary Bankruptcy.
1Opinion of the CourtHammond, J.
The petition alleges that the insolvent debtor is insane, but that before he became so he committed the acts of bankruptcy averred therein. It charges a fraudulent sale of his entire stock of goods for an inadequate consideration to one Fish, with intent to hinder and delay his creditors; also that he suffered a fraudulent preference by judicial process of attachment; and that in the attachment proceedings, a receiver having been appointed, the stock of goods is being administered for the benefit of the fraudulently preferred creditor and the fraudulent vendee, the receiver being a brother of…
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