Lord v. Fisher

Doughty and Snyder were indebted to Samuel Eisher in a sum exceeding one thousand dollars. They were in failing circumstances, and contemplated making an assignment. Fisher knew these facts. He called on Doughty and Snyder, and an arrangement was made and executed whereby they confessed several judgments before a justice of the peace, amounting, in the aggregate, to their debt to Fisher, on which judgments executions were issued, and levied upon the personal property of Doughty and Snyder.

“ A few days afterward,” how many, is not exactly stated, *8Doughty and Fisher made an assignment of all…