Ohleyer v. Bunce
Citations
- 65 Cal. 544
- 4 P. 549
- 1884 Cal. LEXIS 625
Syllabus
<p>Insolvency—Evidence.—When, on appeal from a judgment in favor of an assignee in involuntary insolvency, in an action to recover moneys due the insolvent, it appears from the transcript that the creditor’s petition was introduced in evidence, but the contents are not stated, the court will not presume that the debts required to be set forth in the petition did not accrue subsequent to the passage of the insolvent act.</p> <p>Id.—Pboof of Notice to Ceeditobs.—The recitals of an order appointing an assignee in insolvency are sufficient proof of publication of notice to creditors.</p> <p>Id.—Pbaudulent Sale—Notice to Pdeohaseb. —The fact that a sale of goods by an insolvent is not made in the usual and ordinary course of business, is sufficient to charge the purchaser with notice of the insolvency of the seller.</p>
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- OCGA § 44-5-60 (b)’s time limitation did not apply to deed under which grantor specified that school building erected on property must be operated under certain name; restriction applied only to uses of land and name of school was not a use
- OCGA § 44-5-60 (b)’s time limitation did not apply to deed under which grantor specified that school building erected on property must be operated under certain name; restriction applied only to uses of land and name of 8 school was not a use
- grantor may sue grantee to enforce covenants
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Judges: Morrison, Sharpstein
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