Spear v. Wardell

New York Court of Appeals

Spear v. Wardell

3 Denio 607

CourtNew York Court of Appeals

DecidedJanuary 15, 1848

StatusPublished

Cited by1 cases

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Spear v. Wardell, 3 Denio 607 (N.Y. 1848).

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The cause having been argued in the court of appeals, that court, holding that by the true construction of the provisions of the act under consideration, the complainants, in consequence of their proceedings, had acquired a right to priority of payment out of the assets of the debtors, and that the voluntary assignment to H. B. Wardell was a fraud upon that statute, reversed the order of the chancellor which had been appealed from.

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The cause having been argued in the court of appeals, that court, holding that by the true construction of the provisions of the act under consideration, the complainants, in consequence of their proceedings, had acquired a right to priority of payment out of the assets of the debtors, and that the voluntary assignment to H. B. Wardell was a fraud upon that statute, reversed the order of the chancellor which had been appealed from.

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