In re Johnson
District Court, S.D. Alabama
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the bankruptcy of Earley Johnson. Erom an order of the referee, authorizing a creditor to proceed with his action in the state court, the bankrupt appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
HENRY D. CLAYTON, District Judge.
The appellee, Holt, filed with the referee his petition, alleging the pendency of his suit in the inferior civil court of Mobile, in which he is plaintiff and Earley Johnson, the bankrupt here, is defendant, and that, upon the suggestion in that court of the bankruptcy proceedings in this court, the suit there against tire defendant was stayed. The petition further showed that on September 24, 1912, within six years prior to the institution of the present bankruptcy proceedings, Earley Johnson, the bankrupt here, obtained from this court his former discharge…
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