Taylor v. Morgan

Jackson, Justice.

This case turned upon the possession of the purchaser from the defendant in execution for four years after judgment, and no levy or other proceeding to dispossess him.

When the case was here before, we held that the court erred in ruling that if the parties had agreed to keep the trade secret, then the possession would be no protection to the purchaser; without more, we held that such an agreement was a circumstance tending to show fraud, but that the true issue was whether the purchase was honest and tona fide and the possession open and notorious.

We also held another charge…