...sued out by a person not privy to the assignment, they may be chosen assignees. A trader agreed to execute an assignment of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of credi. tors, which was accordingly prepared and executed by him, anc a great part of The creditors:...

...plaintiff, being sued by plaintiff, pending the suit and before execution, being insolvent, executed an assignment of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of sill his creditors, under which possession was immediately taken : Held that the assignment was not...

...circumstances, and having been sued by a creditor, pending the suit, and before execution, executed an assignment of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of all his creditors, under which assignment possession was immediately taken, it was held, that the assignment...

...performed or not. The last bills which have been before Congress provide, that the assignment by a trader of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of his creditors, shall not be considered as an act of bankruptcy, unless a commission issue within six months, provided...

...resemblance to the present ; but, there, the debtor gave up the whole of his property, as he executed an assignment of all his effects to trustees, for the benefit of the creditors at large. Here, however, it does not appear that the defendant gave up his property ;...

...circumstances, and having been sued by a creditor pending the suit, and before execution, executed an assignment of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of all his creditors, under which assignment possession was immediately taken ; it was held, that the...

...plaintiff, being sued by plaintiff, pending the suit and before execution, being insolvent, executed an assignment of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of all his creditors, under which possession was imme diatcly taken: — Held, that the assignment was...

...plaintiff being •ued by plaintiff, pending the suit, and before uiion, being insolvent, executed an assignment of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of all his creditors, under which possession was immediately taken ; held that the assignment w»s not...

...a debtor being sued by a creditor, pending the suit and before execution, being insolvent, executed an assignment of all his effects to trustees for the benefit of all his creditors, under which possession was immediately taken, it was held that the assignment was...

...periods of four, eight, and twelve calendar months ; which if not duly paid, the bankrupt was then to execute an assignment of all his effects to trustees, for the benefit of his creditors. In consideration of this agreement on the part of the bankrupt, the creditors were to give him a letter...