Tbis concluded the cose for the Assignee. J. C. M.Karsten.reoalled: Raikis' account was held over in accordance with the ordi-

nary practice. The goods were sent in with

a high reserve on them, so ic took some tim" to place thrm. The account sale wa* not to be rendered until the whole were sold, but in the meantime I failed. Sutherland's account was a s'milnr one.
Mr Kingdon raised the objeotion tbat the settlement in itself not being a fraudulent aot, as io was in considers ion of marriage, and no suggestion being made that the wife connived at ;fraud, the bankrupt oouid not be charged with fraud io cosneotion witb its oon ten's.
Mr Pitt submitted that though the settle ment could not be set aside as fraudulent yet the action of the debtor in obtaining goods and immediately putting them out of the reaoh of his creditors by vesting them in a trustee for the benefit of his wife was in itself a frand.
