Wasey v. Whitcomb

We compile the following from the statement of facts in this case, made by complainant’s solicitors. The bill of complaint is exhibited by the complainant in his capacity as trustee in bankruptcy of the estate of James Vaughan against the defendant. The purpose of the bill, as claimed by complainant, is twofold: First, to procure an accounting from the defendant for certain *61complicated business transactions between himself and the bankrupt, and thus secure certain money and property to which the bankrupt’s estate is equitably entitled; and, secondly, to avoid certain conveyances made by the…