A Selection of Leading Cases on Mercantile and Maritime Law, Vol. 2: With Notes (Classic Reprint)

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Act OF bankruptcy - fraudulent conveyanoe.] - A trader by deed transferred and assigned all his estate and interest in certain premises, and also all his stock used and employed in the several trades he carried on, and all his changeable stock, debts, etc., to a banker, in order to secure to him the repay ment of money he should advance; at the same time contin uing himself in possession of everything conveyed by the deed, and having nothing of value but ivhat was comprised therein. Held, that the trader, by this transfer of all his property, though by way of security, and for valuable consideration.
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