Graves v. Hinkle

John R. Graves, a resident householder of the State of Indiana, executed a voluntary assignment of all his property, for the benefit of all of his creditors, to William S. Pedigo. His property consisted of real and personal estate, the total value of the personalty being $206.90. The personal property was duly appraised, and the whole of it set off to the assignor as exempt under the statute. Subsequently the assignee obtained an order to sell the real estate in order to discharge liens upon it. Hinkle was appointed a commissioner to make the sale. The property was sold, and after discharging…