Platt v. Jones
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
ON EXCEPTIONS Case by Ammon Platt and Peter O. Strong, surviving partners of the lato firm of George W. Ryley & Co., the said George W. Ryley being deceased.' “ For that the said plaintiffs aver that they the said plaintiffs, and the said George W. Ryley, who was then alive, but since deceased, and whom the plaintiffs have survived, had prior to the twenty-third day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine,.sold and delivered to one James…
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ON EXCEPTIONS Case by Ammon Platt and Peter O. Strong, surviving partners of the lato firm of George W. Ryley & Co., the said George W. Ryley being deceased.' “ For that the said plaintiffs aver that they the said plaintiffs, and the said George W. Ryley, who was then alive, but since deceased, and whom the plaintiffs have survived, had prior to the twenty-third day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine,.sold and delivered to one James F. Hirst, of said Webster, at his request, divers goods, wares, and merchandise, of them the said plaintiffs, and the…
1Opinion of the CourtDanforth, J.
This is an action upon § 47, c. 113, of R. S. of 1857, and comes before us upon spiecial demurrer to the declaration.
The first objection is that it does not affirmatively appear, that the plaintiffs were creditors of the alleged fraudulent grantor at the date of the several sales and conveyances complained of. This, if true, is a defect in the declaration. Herrick v. Osborne, 8.9 Maine, 231. The allegation is that “ on the twenty-third day of January, 1869, said sums of money, as mentioned in said orders, were due said plaintiffs and unpaid . . . from the said James F.' Hirst, which said sums…
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- Fish v. ManningDistrict Court, S.D. New York · 1887