Hoerster, Receiver v. Wilke
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Sharp
This suit was filed by D. J. Hoerster, as receiver for Oscar Krauskopf and William Bierschwale, who formerly as partners had operated a private bank under the name of Citizens Bank, at Fredericksburg, Texas, against Ernst Wilke, Sr., on a note for $3,000.00, dated January 21, 1931, payable on demand to the bank. The receiver filed such suit on August 7, 1934, solely for the purpose of setting aside three alleged fraudulent conveyances; one a transfer of a $11,900.00 vendor’s lien note to the wife of Ernst Wilke, Sr., made on June 11, 1928, and the other two conveyances were of real estate,…
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- Hoerster v. WilkeCourt of Appeals of Texas · 1940
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