Louisville Manufg. Co. v. Brown

Supreme Court of Alabama

Louisville Manufg. Co. v. Brown

111 Ala. 669

DecidedNovember 15, 1895

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Louisville Manufg. Co. v. Brown, 111 Ala. 669 (Ala. 1895).

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Opinion

Appeal from the Chancery Court of Jefferson.

Heard before the Hon. Thomas Cobbs.

The bill in this case was filed by S. Brown, as as- ■ [670]*670signee of I. Phillips &Bro.; and prayed to have the chancery court take jurisdiction of and administer the trust created by the deed of assignment.

The present appeal is taken from a decree allowing the claim of certain creditors of I. Phillips & Bro. and allowing attorney’s fee and compensation for the assignees. Decree affirmed.

Opinion by McClellan, J.

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Appeal from the Chancery Court of Jefferson.

Heard before the Hon. Thomas Cobbs.

The bill in this case was filed by S. Brown, as as- ■ [670]*670signee of I. Phillips &Bro.; and prayed to have the chancery court take jurisdiction of and administer the trust created by the deed of assignment.

The present appeal is taken from a decree allowing the claim of certain creditors of I. Phillips & Bro. and allowing attorney’s fee and compensation for the assignees. Decree affirmed.

Opinion by McClellan, J.

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