Orem v. Moore
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
•George Rose Smith, J.
For brevity we consider in
one opinion two separate appeals from a receivership proceeding pending in the Monroe Chancery Court. Robert Moore, as executor of the will of Charles Dill, began the litigation by filing a petition in which he asked that a receiver be appointed to sell the assets of the partnership business known as Dill & Orem Dry Goods Company. Mrs. Clyde Orem, the surviving partner, resisted Moore’s application for a receiver and has appealed from a decree which made the receivership permanent and which ordered a sale of the partnership property. The order…
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