Gillen-Cole Co. v. Fox & Co.

July 18, 1930, the plaintiff instituted this action, alleging that it had sold merchandise of the value of $1,445 to the defendant, Fox & Company, which it averred to be a corporation. July 7, 1931, it recovered judgment. In the latter part of 1928 or some part of 1929, all of the assets of Fox & Company were conveyed to the Plumbing & Heating Sales Corporation which did not require Fox & Company to furnish a list of its creditors and did not notify Fox & Company’s creditors of the intended purchase. The plaintiff, believing that our bulk sales law (sections 64-101 to 64-104, Oregon Code…