Dillon v. . Cotton Mills

From the facts properly presented it appears that the Bear Skin Cotton Mills, having become involved, an action was instituted to liquidate and distribute its assets in accordance with law, in which said action plaintiff, T. P. Dillon, was duly appointed receiver with authority and directions to sell the plant, etc.

Acting under said powers, the plaintiff has contracted to sell said plant — mills and some outlying property — to defendant at the price of $122,350, stipulating for the making of a good title, which said bid was duly reported to the court and confirmed at May Term, 1924, and title…