Hahn v. Salmon
United States Circuit Court
Suit to Set Aside a Fraudulent Assignment.
1Opinion of the Court
Deady, J".
This suit is brought by the plaintiff, a citizen of California, against the defendants A. Salmon and L. Bettman, citizens of Oregon, to have declared void and set aside an assignment made by the former to the latter, on March 1, 1884, with intent to hinder and delay, cheat and defraud, the plaintiff and others, his San Frau-*802cisco creditors. By section 1 of the act of October 18, 1878, (Sess. Laws, 36,) entitled “An act to secure creditors a just division of the estates of debtors who convey to assignees for the benefit of creditors,” it is provided that “no assignment of property by…
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