In re Leland
District Court, W.D. Michigan
In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings against Charles L. Deland. Application for adjudication.
1Opinion of the Court
DENISON, District Judge.
The issue, whether the adjudication should be made, involved three questions: First, was the debtor insolvent, at the filing' of the petition? second, had there been an act of bankruptcy? third, was the debtor within the exempted classes?
As to the first question, 1 understand it to be conceded by counsel that the property or money, which the debtor apparently took away with him, should not be included in any computation of assets, and that, therefore, the necessary insolvency existed.
As to the second question, the conveyance of the farm by Deland, by deed dated…
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