Rockland Savings Bank v. Alden
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On report. Trustee process in which the plaintiff sought to hold certain dividends declared by the referee in bankruptcy in favor of the principal defendant, William G. Alden. The said principal defendant, was duly defaulted.
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On report. Trustee process in which the plaintiff sought to hold certain dividends declared by the referee in bankruptcy in favor of the principal defendant, William G. Alden. The said principal defendant, was duly defaulted. The facts appear in the trustee’s disclosure which, omitting caption, is as follows : "And now the said Joseph E. Moore comes and defends and says that he ought not to be adjudged the trustee of said defendant in this action because he says that at the time of the service of the writ in this case upon him, to wit, on the nineteenth day of September A. D. 190/), he had…
1Opinion of the CourtWhitehouse, J.
This is a trustee process in which the plaintiff seeks to hold certain dividends declared by the referee in bankruptcy in favor of the principal defendant Alden.
September 20, 1904, the Megunticook Woolen Company of Camden was adjudged bankrupt by the U. S. District Court and the defendant Moore was appointed its trustee in bankruptcy. Among the claims against the estate allowed by the referee were notes in favor of the defendant Alden amounting to $7000 and a preferred claim in his favor for $300. On these claims the referee declared dividends aggregating $2190, for which checks were drawn at…
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