Vallely v. Galbraith
District Court, D. North Dakota
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Conrad C. Reiswig, bankrupt. On petitions of John Vallely, trustee, for review of order of referee, and of John P. Galbraith for review of second order.
1Opinion of the Court
AMIDON, District Judge.
Respondent, John P. Galbraith, was assignee under a common-law deed of assignment of the bankrupt’s estate, dated August 18, 1917. He immediately took possession and sold the stock and fixtures for $12,340.09. From collections and other minor items, he brought the total of the estate up to $13,289.78. Within four months after the assignment, to wit, December 3, 1917, an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed, and on December 22d adjudication was made. The petitioner, John Vallely, was elected trustee, and qualified on January 21, 1918. On February 4, 1918,…
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