Cox v. Wall
District Court, W.D. North Carolina
In Bankruptcy. On demurrer to bill in equity filed by Walter O. Cox, as trustee in bankruptcy of W. H. Gilbert, against Jolm D. Wall and T. W. Huske.
1Opinion of the Court
EWART, District Judge.
This is a bill in equity filed by the complainant, as trustee of the bankrupt, for the purpose of setting aside a sale made by the bankrupt, Gilbert, to the respondents, of a certain stock of hardware; the said sale having been made, as complainant alleges, in fraud of the bankruptcy act, and in fraud of the creditors of the said estate. The; facts are as follows: Gilbert was a retail hardware dealer in the city of Winston, 2ST. C., carrying a stock of $16,000 or $18,000. Becoming embarrassed in June, 1899, he secured an extension from his creditors, executing notes in…
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