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Merillat Vs. Hensey
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- May 15, 1911
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U.S. 333 (1911) U.S. Supreme Court Merillat v. HenseySearch
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U.S. 333 (1911) Merillat v. HenseySearch
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in cases provided by statute, does not render it illegal or criminal to prefer one creditor above another. Huntley v. KingmanSearch
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that, on one side, it is neither immoral nor illegal for a failing debtor to prefer one creditor over another. Huntley v. KingmanSearch
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purpose, or the existence of a surplus. There are New York cases which seem to go so far, and perhaps others. Goodrich v. DownsSearch
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Barney v. GriffinSearch
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Curtis v. LeavittSearch
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Collomb v. CaldwellSearch
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N.Y. 486. But the same court, in Leitch v. HollisterSearch
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transaction void, whether the reservation be in or out of the instrument, has not been generally accepted. Muchmore v. BuddSearch
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N.J.L. 369, where many cases are cited, among them being Rahn v. McElrathSearch
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Va. 534. In Huntley v. KingmanSearch
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and is no evidence of a fraudulent intent. This was the ruling of the Court of Appeals of New York in Leitch v. HollisterSearch
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when secretly secured -- such benefit to the assignor being presumed a prime purpose of the conveyance. Lukins v. AirdSearch
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Wall. 79. Other cases are considered and reviewed in Huntley v. KingmanSearch
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and the law could but assign to such conveyance the intent which must indubitably appear from the facts. Edgell v. HartSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Merillat v. HenseySearch
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Goodrich v. DownsSearch
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Leitch v. HollisterSearch
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Muchmore v. BuddSearch
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Rahn v. McElrathSearch
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In Huntley v. KingmanSearch
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Edgell v. HartSearch
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