Gilbert v. Ashby

The hill in the present case was filed by the trustee in bankruptcy of J. H. Hope to set aside as fraudulent certain sales and conveyances made by him. We deem it necessary in this opinion to consider only two of the transactions.

1. J. H. Hope and his daughter, Amanda T. Hope, were partners in a small grocery store, carrying a stock of goods worth between $900' and $1,000. On June 1,1913, they dissolved partnership, the daughter taking the stock and agreeing to pay the partnership debts, except that she permitted her father to take out of the stock $10 or $15 worth of goods as the part that…