Bank v. Brier

These are attachment bills (except that of Murray, Dibrell & Co., which is a cross bill), consolidated and heard together. The original bills attach a stock of merchandise and certain real estate, and attack two conveyances of the same made by Brier, on the ground that one purports to be a general assignment under the Act of 1881, Chapter 121, but is invalid and void because it does not comply with the requirements of that Act, and the other on the ground that it is fraudulent and void in law and fact.

The Chancellor, in the Court below, held both' deeds valid, and refused to grant…