Phenix Milling Co. v. Anderson

Mr. Presiding Justice Glenn

delivered the opinion of the court.

It is conceded by the stipulation upon which this cause was tried, that Walter Fristoe, at the time he purchased the flour in controversy, did it in pursuance of a conspiracy entered into between him and one Chronister with the preconceived intention of not paying for it, and also with the intent to have it seized and sold under a fraudulent execution, in favor of Chronister and against him, and that the appellant had no knowledge or notice of the fraud intended, to be practiced on it, or of Fristoe’s insolvency, until after the…