Supreme Court of Alabama December 15, 1886 (Dixon & Co. v. Higgins)

CLOPTON, J.

— By consent of parties, the testimony was published without prejudice, and the cause submitted on pleadings and proof, for decree in vacation. On looking into the case, the chancellor concluded, that while it was shown that the defendants paid a full price for the stoek of merchandise, notes and accounts, purchased of Hill & Guilmartin, the evidence as to the bona fides of the debts,