New York Supreme Court July 15, 1835 (Kellogg v. Richards)

By the Court,

Nelson, J.

This case does not show a composition of the defendants with all their creditors, and therefore the objection does not properly arise that one creditor cannot secretly stipulate for an amount beyond the composition agreed upon with all the others, and that the agreement *118for that cause is void as a fraud upon the other creditors. 10 Wend. 479, and cases there cited.