Legal Opinion
In re S. P. Smith Lumber Co.
District Court, N.D. Texas
Decided September 22, 1904No. 318PublishedCited by 13 opinions
In Bankruptcy. In re claim of O. R. Menefee. On certificate from referee.
1Opinion of the Court
MEEK, District Judge.
On petition of its creditors, the S. P. Smith Dumber Company was duly adjudged bankrupt September 15, 1903. O. R. Menefee filed his claim for $9,050 against the bankruptcy estate, which, upon objection of the trustee, and after hearing, was disallowed by the referee. The claim is based on two promissory notes executed by the bankrupt in favor-of claimant, one for $4,550 and one for $4,500. Claimant seeks a review of the action of the referee.
The S. P. Smith Dumber Company was incorporated for the purpose of buying and selling at wholesale and retail all kinds of lumber…
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