W. E. Dooley & Co. v. Seattle Electrical Supply Co.

— This is a controversy between claimants to the assets of the Seattle Electrical Supply Company, a corporation, for which a receiver had been appointed. The appellant, W. E. Dooley & Company, a corporation, seeks priority for itself and other claimants over the claim of M. Y. Underwood which had been assigned to Ella Underwood. This latter claim will be referred to as though M. V. Underwood was the claimant and respondent. The trial in the superior court resulted in an order fixing all the claims as general and denied the priority contended for. It is from this order that W. E. Dooley &…