Gitt v. Ziegler
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. In the matter of the L. M. Alleman Hardware Company, bankrupt. Appeal from an order refusing to permit H. N. Gitt, a creditor, to share in the distribution of assets.
1Opinion of the Court
BUFFINGTON, Circuit Judge.
In the distribution in bankruptcy of the assets of the L. M. Alleman Hardware Company, the court below refused to permit H. N. Gitt, a creditor in the sum of $21,094.13, to share in said distribution. He thereupon appealed to this court.
The L. M. Alleman Company, the bankrupt, was a corporation chartered by the state of Pennsylvania in March, 1903. It was extensively-engaged in the hardware business from then until December 10, 1906, when it was adjudged bankrupt. It carried large stocks of goods, a statement made by the accountant in evidence showing that its assets…
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