S. Mayer & Co. v. Wood, March & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
Debtor and creditor. Injunction. Before Judge Wright. Dougherty County. At Chambers. January 6th, 1876. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
J. W. Feagan, a merchant in Albany, failed. S. Mayer & Company, and Richard Hobbs, an attorney at law of the firm of Warren & Hobbs, representing certain other creditors, took an assignment of Feagan’s goods to the amount of their respective claims. Hobbs had procured a policeman to watch Feagan, and had discovered that he was removing his goods in large quantities. Efforts were made by him to sue out an equitable attachment but failed. Finally, on the afternoon of the ... day of December, 1875, a bill of sale was taken by Hobbs to $2,500 00 worth of Feagan’s goods, and by S.…
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