87 Ga. 223 | Ga. | 1891
It must not be overlooked that under our own statute, the right to prefer creditors is secured as well to insolvent as to solvent debtors, provided, of course, they exercise this right in good faith and without fraud on the rights of others. The doctrine is laid down in Bates on Partnership that it is not uncommon for a partnership to use the right of absolute disposition of its property by employing firm funds to pay the separate debt of a single partner; and it is said, in efiect, that this right is unlimited except as controlled by statutes against voluntary conveyances in fraud of cred
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