In re Senoia Duck Mills
District Court, N.D. Georgia
In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings against the Senoia Duck Mills, an alleged bankrupt. An answer denying insolvency or the commission of an act of bankruptcy having been filed, the matter was submitted to a special master. On exceptions to the master’s report. Anderson, Felder, Rountree & Wilson and W. S. Dillon, for excepting creditors.
1Opinion of the Court
NEWMAN, District Judge.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed by certain creditors against the Senoia Duck Mills. The Duck Mills filed an answer denying insolvency and the commission of the act of bankruptcy alleged in the petition. By consent of parties there was a reference to a special master of the questions made by the answer of the Duck Mills. The order of reference was as follows:
"The above matter coming on regularly to be heard, and the alleged bankrupt having duly filed his petition to the application in bankruptcy and to the application for a receiver; and it further appearing that a…
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