Solinsky v. Lincoln Savings Bank

L. Lipman, a merchant owing debts amounting- to about $15,000, made a deed of assignment of his stock of goods and his book accounts to IT. Solinsky, as trustee. He secured in this deed all of his creditors equally. Certain of his creditors sued out and levied attachments upon this stock of merchandise, a few hours in *370advance of the acknowledgment and registration of the deed 'of trust. A number of others sued out and levied attachments a few hours after the registration of the deed to Solinsky, and after his qualification as trustee. The pleadings make a controversy between Solinsky, as…