In re Cotton & Preston
District Court, S.D. Georgia
In the matter of Cotton & Preston, bankrupts. On petition for review of order of referee setting apart homestead exemptions. Affirmed.
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In the matter of Cotton & Preston, bankrupts. On petition for review of order of referee setting apart homestead exemptions. Affirmed. The following is the report of Isaac, Referee: The trustee set apart to the bankrupt E. S. Cotton wearing apparel valued at $30, cash derived from the sale of the property of the bankrupts, after deducting the costs and expenses of the proceeding, $784.55, or a total exemption of $814.55. He likewise set apart to the bankrupt F. F. Preston wearing apparel and other personal property amounting to $50, and cash derived from the sale of the assets of said…
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, District Judge.
After hearing the arguments of counsel, and reading and considering the opinion filed in said cause by Hon. Max Isaac, Referee, and the -exceptions thereto, and the record in the cause, it is upon consideration adjudged and decreed that the findings of the referee in favor of granting the homestead are-in all respects in accordance With the law, and his conclusions and judgment are affirmed, and -his opinion is adopted as the opinion, conclusions, and judgment of the court.
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