Goldman v. Smith
District Court, D. Kentucky
In Bankruptcy. Petition in involuntary bankruptcy by Goldman, Beckman & Go. and other creditors against Newton M. Smith, with petition by A. G. Pranks, an alleged preferred creditor, for leave to intervene and be made a defendant.
1Opinion of the Court
BARB, District Judge.
Goldman, Beckman & Co., and other creditors of Newton M. Smith, filed a petition to declare the defendant, Newton M. Smith, an involuntary bankrupt. The grounds set out in the petition are that Smith, being tbe owner of a stock of goods of the value of about $3,000, transferred and conveyed the same to his brother-in-law, A. G. Pranks, with intent to hinder, delay, and defraud his creditors; and, second, that Smith, being insolvent, transferred said stock of goods and merchandise, which were located in Ms store, in Grant county, to said A. C. Pranks, upon the…
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