Legal Opinion
In re Hill
District Court, D. Vermont
Decided September 30, 1911PublishedCited by 2 opinions
In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings of Newell J. Hill. On petition of the Town of Bristol, a creditor, to review the decision of the referee allowing, a claim of the estate of the bankrupt's wife for .money alleged .to have been loaned to the bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
■MARTIN, District Judge.
Petition of the town of Bristol, a creditor, for a review of the decision of the referee allowing claim of the estate of the bankrupt’s wife.
The parties waive hearing and submit no briefs. The facts found by the referee are not controverted, and are as follows :
“Ada M. 31111 was the wife of the said Newell .T. Hill, ¡bankrupt, and died during the winter of 1900-10. In the course of her married life she liad received gifts of property from her father and grandfather, and inherited from them at their decease. This property consisted in large part of money which she…
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