In re P. J. Sullivan Co.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Petitions to Revise Orders of the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of New York. In the matter of the P. J. Sullivan Company, Incorporated, bankrupt. Petitions by the City of Syracuse and the Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company, and by the City of Syracuse and others, to revise orders of the District Court (247 Fed. 139), directing the delivery to H. A. Whiting, trustee, and Frank B. Hodges, ancillary receiver, of certain property.
1Opinion of the Court
WARD, Circuit Judge.
The first cause is a petition by the city of Syracuse and the Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company for revision of an order of Judge Ray that H. A. Whiting, trustee, and Frank B. Hodges, ancillary receiver in bankruptcy of the P. J. Sullivan Company, Incorporated, recover of the city $1,550 value of material belonging to the bankrupt used by it and that they are entitled to certain tools and equipment in the possession of the receiver, but claimed by the bonding company.
December 8, 1916, the Sullivan Company, a corporation of the state of Massachusetts, was…
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