Wolf v. Slosson

Cahill; J.

Stevens & Farrar, a firm doing a general hardware business at Evart, Mich., made a general assignment for the benefit of their creditors on February 8, *5441890, to the plaintiff, who, with his brother, were bankers at Evart, under the name of Wolf Bros. No question' is made of the regularity and strict compliance with the provisions of the statute of all the assignment proceedings on their face, including the filing of the bond, notice to the creditors, etc.

On February 1, 1890, Stevens & Farrar, claiming to be indebted to Wolf Bros, in the sum of $500, gave them a chattel mortgage…