In re Hintze

LOWELL, District Judge.

Adjudication upon a voluntary petition-in due form. Thereafter a creditor who had proved his debt moved to have the adjudication set aside upon the ground that the bankrupt had neither residence, domicile, nor usual place of business within the district, and so that the court had no jurisdiction in the case.

That a creditor, after adjudication upon a voluntary petition, may in some cases move to have the adjudication vacated because of the bankrupt’s nonresidence, was decided by this court in In re Scott, 111 Fed. 144. But in that case the court expressly noted that the.…