Michigan Supreme Court, 1901

Plaut v. Billings-Drew Co.

Plaut v. Billings-Drew Co.
Michigan Supreme Court · Decided June 4, 1901 · Montgomeby
127 Mich. 11; 86 N.W. 399; 1901 Mich. LEXIS 922
Plaut v. Billings-Drew Co.

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Opinion of the Court

Montgomeby, C. J.

(after stating the facts). We are not able to distinguish this case from Scripps v. Crawford, 123 Mich. 173 (81 N. W. 1098). In that case it was held that the transfer of property to a corporation of which the transferror is an organizer, and the acceptance of stock for the full value of the property, could not work an injury to creditors, as the property, in its *13new form, is still subject to levy and sale to satisfy the creditors’ debts. See, also, McLellan v. Detroit File Works, 56 Mich. 579 (33 N. W. 331).

The judgment will be reversed, and a new trial ordered.

The other Justices concurred.

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