Sampsell v. Anches
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1DissentHaney, Circuit Judge
I think it unnecessary to discuss the rules of this court cited by the majority for notwithstanding the alleged violation thereof found in the majority opinion, such opinion is reached by a consideration and determination of the merits.
Appellant alleged that certain sales of merchandise, enumeration and content thereof being admitted by answer of appellees, were made by the bankrupt with the intent on his part to defraud his creditors. Appellant sought to show the intent by proving a shrinkage of assets while liabilities were increasing. He asserts that such proof is evidence of the…
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