Friedenwald Co. v. Sparger.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Actiow bv The Friedenw'ald Company 'against Sparger Bros, and others, heard by Judge B. W. TimberlaTce, at November Term, 1900, oí the Superior Court of Surry County. From a judgment for the defendants, the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtMontgomery, J.
James IT. and B. F. Sparger, in November, 1897, being partners in trade, and finding themselves unable to pay their debts in full, made a voluntary assignment of all their property, real and personal, to T. B. McOargo and R. L. ITaymore, for the benefit of their creditors, with preferences. In the body of the deed it was recited that the grantors, as partners, under the film name of Sparger Bros, and James H. Sparger in his individual capiacity, in consideration of the premises, etc., conveyed the partnership property and also' the individual property, real and personal, of James H. Sparger —…
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