Felt v. Dorr

Smith, P. J.:

The plaintiff sued John Felt and Thomas H. Bell, partners, on a promissory note made by their firm. After suit, Felt & Bell assigned all their property to the defendant Dorr, in trust, for the benefit of their creditors. Thereupon Dorr applied to come in and defend such suit as assignee, and he was accordingly brought in as a party defendant and he answered the complaint. Judgment was recovered in the action, against Felt & Bell, and Dorr, as assignee, for $633.71 damages, and ninety-one dollars and twenty-one cents costs. Execution was issued for the costs included in said…