B. J. Harrison Mfg. Co. v. Bromberg

MANTON, Circuit Judge.

The B. J. Harrison Manufacturing Company was owned by Charles Glantz, against whom a petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed and for whom the appellee has been appointed trustee. The property of the bankrupt consisted of a factory building, machinery, stocks, materials, accounts receivable, and patent rights. After tho appointment of the trustee, he received two offers for the purchase of the assets, one of $6,500, by the appellant, and another of $8,000, by John F. Kuhn. After the offers were received, the referee in bankruptcy gave formal written notice to the…