Bank v. Martin

Jo. D. Martin, on November 18, 1893, made a general assignment for the benefit of his creditors. 'Among these were the complainants in the above entitled causes. They, however, repudiated the trust created by this instrument,, and filed their respective bills, attacking it on several grounds as fraudulent in law. On demurrer, the Chancellor entered a decree sustaining the assignment. On appeal, the Court of Chancery Appeals reversed this decree, and remanded the causes to the Court below for further proceedings. The cases are before us on assignment of error to this last decree.

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