Bollschweiler v. Packer House Hotel Co.
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On appeal from determination of receiver allowing and disallowing claims against insolvent corporation.
1Opinion of the Court
Emery, Y. O.
I will state briefly the conclusions reached on the hearing of the appeals.on the claims of Mallon and Taylor.(1) The claim of William P. Mallon, as allowed by tire receiver, must stand. The notes of the insolvent corporation on which it is based are not, as claimed by the exceptants, accom*461modation paper. They were given partly in consideration of the surrender by Mallon of notes of ecpial amount of the Packer Plouse company, which latter company at the same time conveyed to the insolvent corporation all its assets by bill of sale. The fact that it was also part of the…
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