In re Truitt
District Court, D. Maryland
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Elisha Wilmer Truitt, alleged bankrupt. On demurrer to involuntary petition.
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, District Judge.
Certain creditors of one Truitt are seeking to have him adjudicated a bankrupt. He has demurred to their petition. He says it does not charge that he has committed any act of bankruptcy. They contend that it avers facts which show the commission of both the second and the third acts. The petition alleges *552that the debtor is the owner of certain described real estate in Wicomico county, Md.; that within four months before its filing he had, while insolvent and with intent to prefer certain named creditors, transferred to them by way of security his interest in such real…
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