In re Lipman
District Court, D. New Jersey
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings against Abe Lipman. On petition of Annie Solotist for an order requiring an ancillary receiver to surrender certain goods, wares, and merchandise purchased by her from the bankrupt, or that she be permitted to commence an action against such receiver to replevin the same. The petition having been referred to a master who reported in favor of dismissal thereof, petitioner brings exceptions.
1Opinion of the Court
RELLSTAB, District Judge.
On November 2, 1911, a petition in bankruptcy was filed against Abe Ripman, in the United States'District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. On November 8th that court appointed Herman O. Hark receiver of said estate; and on December 11th, this court, on the petition of such receiver, appointed John G. Hughes “ancillary receiver to take charge of the assets of the above-named alleged bankrupt within the jurisdiction of this court and to preserve and dispose of the same as this court may hereafter order.”
In his petition seeking such appointment, the…
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