Ingram v. Lehr

DIETRICH, Circuit Judge.

In March, 1928, William Hockinson, then engaged in the business of manufacturing-sausage in Portland, Or., was adjudicated a bankrupt. Soon thereafter the appellee, August Lehr, presented a general claim for $3,-333.34, which later, by amendment, he converted into a secured claim. Eor some reason which does not clearly appear it was not acted upon until the 3d day óf January, 1929, upon which date the referee entered an order disallowing it entirely. Upon the claimant’s petition for review it was subsequently allowed as a general claim, and from this order of allowance…