Miller v. Boyd

ALSCHULER, Circuit Judge.

On August 5,1925, the referee in bankruptcy, after a hearing, entered an order allowing Miller’s claim for the delivery to him out of the bankrupt estate of $3,000 in securities and money in the trustee’s hands. On September 5,1925, the trustee petitioned the referee to vacate this order, and, after hearing, the referee on October 9 made an order setting it aside and disallowing Miller’s daim.

October 19, 1925, Miller filed in the District Court exceptions to the referee’s order of October 9, with a petition purporting to ask. review of the referee’s last order,…