Davis v. Miller-Link Lumber Co.

WALKER, Circuit Judge.

On October 22, 1920, a creditor of the appellee, Miller-Link Lumber Company (herein called the debtor), filed in the court below a creditors’ bill, alleging the debtor’s solvency, but showing that its affairs were in such a condition that insolvency would inevitably result unless protection be extended by the court. The bill contained prayers that a receiver or receivers of all the property and assets of the debtor be appointed, that such property and assets be marshaled and administered under the orders of the court, thai the court “enforce and decree the rights, liens,…