In re Crook
District Court, W.D. Washington
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of J. H. Crook, doing business as the J. H. Crook Electric Company, bankrupt. On exceptions to report of the referee.
1Opinion of the Court
NETERER, District Judge.
This is an application on the part of bankrupt to set aside, as exempt, personal property, other than money, of the value of not to exceed $250, in lieu of the animals provided in subdivision 4 of section 563, Rem. & Bal. Annot. Codes and Statutes of Washington. It is admitted that the bankrupt is the head of a family and is entitled, under said section, to exercise the right of exemption; that, at the time of filing his petition in bankruptcy and schedules, he did not have the animals specified in subdivision 4, supra, and did have the personal property selected, and…
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