Peeples v. Hayes

This action was brought in the superior court by the receiver of the Sand Point Golf Club, a corporation, to set aside certain transfers of personal property made by that corporation to the defendants, on the ground of unlawful preference. The preferences were alleged to have been given on or about October 27, 1930, and March 14, 1933. The superior court held that there was an unlawful preference given on the latter date, but that the action is barred by the statute of limitations.

The appellant states in his brief that the appeal presents the following questions:

“(a) Is appellant’s action…