Miller v. Parker's Adm'rs

E. A. Blunt, having a claim for several thousand dollars against the insolvent estate of King Parker, which he had filed and verified, assigned it to Geo. P. Massey on the 20th of October, 1868. On the 9th of December, 1868, Blunt became bankrupt, and William Miller was appointed his assignee. At the time appointed for the final settlement and distribution of the estate, Miller and Massey propounded their respective interests, and the court, holding that Massey had the better right, rendered a decree in his favor. From this decree Miller appeals, making the administrators the appellees.…