Thompson Belden & Co. v. Leisy Brewing Co.
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska; J. W. Woodrough, Jucjge. In the matter of the bankruptcy of Walter Moise. The claim of the Leisy Brewing Company was rejected by the referee, and, the order being reversed, and claim allowed on petition to review, Thompson Belden & Co. and other creditors, whose claims had been allowed, were permitted to appeal, the trustee declining.
1Opinion of the Court
TRIEBER, District Judge.
The only question involved is whether, upon the undisputed facts, the appellee was entitled to have its claim against the bankrupt estate of Walter Moise allowed. The claim was rejected by the referee in bankruptcy, and on a petition to review the order of the referee was by the District Court reversed, and the claim ordered to be allowed. The trustee declining to appeal from the decision of the District Court, appellants, creditors of the bankrupt, whose claims had been allowed, were permitted to prosecute this appeal.
The facts are that the contract between the…
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