Gregory Co. v. Bristol
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the District of Minnesota. In the matter of U J. Cale, bankrupt. From an order allowing the claim of the Gregory Company as a secured claim, that company appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Circuit Judge.
August 13, 1905, L. J. Cale executed and delivered his promissory note to the Gregory Company. June 11, 1908, said Cale was, on petition of his creditors filed June 1, 1908, adjudged a bankrupt. At the time of this adjudication there was due on the note mentioned $3,150. Appellant on March 31, 1909, filed its claim against the estate of the bankrupt in which it set forth the facts as to security hereafter stated, and the claim was allowed without hearing for $3.150, the full amount due upon it. Later, on motion of the trustee, this allowance was set aside and the claim,…
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