137 Ga. 493 | Ga. | 1912
E. A. W. Johnson, the president of the J. W. Johnson Company, a mercantile corporation, sold its entire stock of merchandise to N. J. Eight without complying with the terms of the sales-in-bulk statute. The Stephen Putney Company, a creditor of the corporation, sued out an attachment against the corporation as a fraudulent debtor, and upon the levy of the attachment
Judgment affirmed.