5 Watts 77 | Pa. | 1836
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
The recording acts do not apply to a case like the present. By the act of 1814, the estate of the insolvent is vested, immediately on his discharge, in the trustees, not by virtue of his
Judgment affirmed.
By the act of the 16th of June 1836, section thirty-five, the trustees are invested with all the insolvent’s estate from the time of filing his petition; except such portion as may have been sold bona fide within the county before the assignment to the trustees and without notice of such petition.