In re Kurtz Brass Bed Co.
District Court, E.D. Michigan
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the petition of the Kurtz Brass Bed Company and others to have the Mánufacturers’ Wholesale Furniture Company, a Michigan corporation, adjudicated a bankrupt. The Wolverine Furniture Company, a Michigan corporation, filed an answer opposing the adjudication. On objection to that portion of the order of adjudication which allowed costs against both the Wolverine Furniture Company and the bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
TUTTRE, District Judge.
This matter is before the court on objections by the Wolverine Furniture Company, a creditor of the bankrupt, which joined with the bankrupt in opposing the involuntary petition herein, and which now objects to the allowance of costs against it in the order of adjudication.
Promptly upon the filing of the involuntary petition by the petitioning creditors, the bankrupt, the Manufacturers’ Wholesale Fur*117niture Company, filed its answer, denying the acts of bankruptcy charged, and on the same day the Wolverine Furniture Company, a Michigan corporation, also filed an answer…
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