Michigan Law Review

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ASSIGNMENTS - EFFECT OF ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT BY RECEIVER OF LIQUIDATING INSOLVENT CORPORATION

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Abstract

The Chicago Tribune contracted to furnish the Washington Post with four comics and two features at a stipulated price per week. The Post went into the hands of a receiver who continued the contract and eventually assigned it to the Washington Post Publishing Company, plaintiff, along with "all assets of said company [the Post] of every kind, character, and description, except cash." The Post then went out of existence. The plaintiff, assignee, sued to enforce the contract, tendering payment in cash. Held, that the contract was assignable, that there had been a valid assignment, and that the contract remained binding on the Tribune. Meyer v. Washington Times Co., (App. D. C. 1935) 76 F. (2d) 988.

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ASSIGNMENTS - EFFECT OF ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT BY RECEIVER OF LIQUIDATING INSOLVENT CORPORATION, 34 Mich. L. Rev. 283 (1935).
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