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· 12/11/1899

King v. Cross

Citations

  • 175 U.S. 396
  • 20 S. Ct. 131
  • 44 L. Ed. 211
  • 1899 U.S. LEXIS 1573

Syllabus

<p>An attachment regularly made in Rhode Island at the suit of a citizen of Rhode Island, of a debt due from a Rhode Island corporation to a citizen - of Massachusetts, the day after the latter had filed in Massachusetts a petition for the benefit of the Massachusetts insolvent laws, but eight days before the publication of notice of the issue of a warrant on that petition, is a valid attachment, and is not dissolved by a subsequent assignment under those laws, notwithstanding the provision thereof dissolving attachments of the property of an insolvent debtor, made within four months before the first publication of such notice, that provision having no extra-territorial effect.</p>

Judges: White, After Making the Foregoing Statement

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