In re Freitas
District Court, S.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
YANKWICH, District Judge.
On March 7, 1936, a creditors’ petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed against Alfred De Freitas doing business under the name of Club Seville, a night club conducted upon property located at 8433 Sunset boulevard in Los Angeles, Cal. Coincident with the filing of this petition, there was filed a petition asking for the appointment of a receiver-custodian. The alleged bankrupt consenting to the making of the order, E. A. Lynch was appointed receiver-custodian and qualified on the same day. An adjudication was made on March 30, 1936. E. A. Lynch later became the…
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