In Re William J. Schnabel and Alice M. Schnabel, Bankrupts. Appeal of Mitchell D. Serrano and Martha L. Serrano
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HARLINGTON WOOD, Jr., Circuit Judge.
This appeal involves the rights of a trustee in bankruptcy to collect fair rental value for use and occupancy when he has not assumed an unexpired lease. We affirm.
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The bankrupt, William Schnabel, was a real estate developer who owned a restaurant known as the Harvester Inn. On February 27, 1975 defendants Mitchell and Martha Serrano entered into a two-year lease with Schnabel to operate the Inn. On December 16, 1975 Schnabel filed and was adjudicated a bankrupt. Charles Myler was appointed trustee in bankruptcy on February 26, 1976 and was qualified to act…
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