In re Lange
District Court, N.D. Iowa
In Bankruptcy. Submitted on petition of creditors praying a review of the ruling of the referee upon the question whether an endowment policy owned by the bankrupt is wholly exempt under the provisions of the bankrupt act.
1Opinion of the Court
SHIRAS, District Judge.
In the certificate of the referee submitting the question at issue to the court the facts are stated tot-be as follows; Hugo A. Lange, who has been duly adjudged'to be a bankrupt on his own petition, is tire holder of an endowment policy in the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, issued under date, of December C, 1892, and payable in 15 years, the present surrender value of which is the sum of $422.72. The bankrupt claims, that this policy in its entirety is exempt from liability for his debts, under the provisions of section 1805 of the Code of Iowa, which declares…
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