Chapman v. Emerson
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, Circuit Judge.
This is a controversy between the appellant, as trustee in bankruptcy of a corporation, and the appellees, as to their relative rights to the proceeds of certain accounts due the bankrupt, and, since tho filing of the petition in bankruptcy, collected by its receiver or trustee.
The appellees claim under an assignment made by the bankrupt some months before the institution of the proceedings against it. Upon the face of the agreement between them, the bankrupt assigned all of its accounts, with some unimportant exceptions, to the appellees who upon such assignment advanced…
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