Blake v. Nesbet
District Court, W.D. Missouri
Proceeding for Contempt. On exceptions to return.
1Opinion of the Court
PHILIPS, District Judge.
On the 21st day of June, 1905, the complainants presented and filed their bill of complaint in the above-entitled cause against Charles W. Nesbet, defendant. The bill of complaint recited that on her petition in voluntary bankruptcy Mary G. Nesbet, doing business as W. E. Cannon & Co., was adjudged a bankrupt by this court; that on May 15, 1905, the complainants were duly elected and qualified as trustees in bankruptcy of said estate; that the said Mary G. Nesbet, within four months next preceding the filing of her petition in bankruptcy and the adjudication in…
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