Horskins v. Sanderson
District Court, D. Vermont
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, District Judge.
The trustee, by petition, alleges in substance: That Lynn J. Sanderson was duly adjudged a bankrupt May 20, 1904, upon his creditors’ petition. That thereafter the petitioner was elected trustee. That the petitionee is the father of the bankrupt and is the owner of a farm, consisting of 235 acres of land, situated on the “Gore Road,” so called, in Franklin county. That the bankrupt carried on said farm for many years just preceding his bankruptcy, and increased its value, improved the buildings, and increased the amount of stock on said farm. That he had paid the taxes…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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