title:
Traders' Bank of Tacoma (a corporation), Merchants' National Bank of Tacoma (a corporation), Bank of British Columbia (a corporation), and Rebecca B. Ewing, Appellants, vs. F. D. Van Wagenen, C. E. Sackett and William Page, as individuals, and as co-partners under the firm name of the Buckley Lumber & Shingle Manufacturing Company, and Eleanor V. Van Wagenen, Rollo M. Sackett, Sarah Ann Page, Mary J. Gilmour, Allen Gilmour, The Tacoma Land Company (a corporation), J. M. Weatherwax, Samuel Benn, and Leroy A. Palmer as receiver in the insolvency proceedings of William Page and others, alleged insolvents, Appellees, Brief for Appellees.
title:
145
creator:
F. D. Van Wagenen
creator:
C. E. Sackett
creator:
Eleanor V. Van Wagenen
creator:
Rollo M. Sackett
contributor:
Judson
contributor:
Sharpstein
contributor:
Sullivan
date:
1890-10
publisher:
Washington State Supreme Court
type:
Civil
subject:
Commercial
subject:
Remedies
language:
eng
format:
application/pdf
description:
Prior History: Appeal from Superior Court, Pierce County.Insolvency – Attachment – Fraud – Under § 2022 of the Code of 1881, after the court, in insolvency cases, has made an order staying all proceedings against the debtor, the court has no authority to set aside the stay or allow attachment proceedings commenced against his property.Under the laws of this state, after the institution of insolvency proceedings, all questions relating to the fraud of the debtor should be tried therein, and if the debtor is convicted of fraud he cannot obtain his discharge, nor the return of his estate, as that has become vested in the assignee for the benefit of his creditors.
relation:
Traders' Bank of Tacoma v. Van Wagenen, 2 Wash. 172 (1891)
relation:
26 P. 253
rights:
These materials are public records. Please see Washington State Court Rules: General Rules 31 for details https://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/pdf/GR/GA_GR_31_00_00.pdf
