Robinson v. Bowe

DEWEY, District Judge.

The suit was instituted at law by appellee to recover the value of a stock of goods alleged to be a preferential transfer under the provisions of the Bankruptcy Act.

For some time prior to the year 1929', the appellant, Albeit Robinson, bad successfully conducted a retail shoe business in the city of Huron, S. D., known as Robinson Shoe Company. In that year he sold the business and stock of goods to his nephew, Albert E. Robinson, under a conditional sale contract signed by Albert E. Robinson and his wife Mabel Glenn Robinson, and the conditional sale contract- was duly…