Wiedemann v. Crawford

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Turner

Reversing.

About January, 1909, appellant, Wiedemann, being a large creditor of the Highland Hotel Company, instituted an action in the Campbell Circuit Court alleging it to be insolvent, and asking for the sale of its property and the payment of its debts. The cause was referred to the Master Commissioner for the proof of claims, and among others, appellee, Crawford, who was also a large creditor, proved his claim. There were numerous other claims proved which were allowed as valid claims against the company.

A judgment of sale was entered in the cause, and…