Fitch v. Amsden
Supreme Court of Vermont
Bill in Chancery. Heard upon pleadings and master’s report and exceptions thereto at the May Term, 1897, Windsor County, before Start, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtRowell, J.
This is a bill to enjoin the defendant, assignee in insolvency of Whitcomb, from further prosecuting an action of trover against the orators for goods claimed to belong to the insolvent’s estate, and from commencing any other action or proceeding against them in respect thereof.
On April 21, 1893, Whitcomb and Angelí, then partners in the furniture business at Windsor, gave to the orators a chattel mortgage of their entire stock in trade, to secure the orators for having the day before signed a demand note with them at the Windsor Savings Bank for $500; and the mortgage was recorded the next…
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