In re Evening Standard Pub. Co.
District Court, N.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. This is an appeal from and review of the action of the referee in confirming the selection, at the first meeting of creditors, of Charles W. Hill as trustee; also a motion to remove the trustee or set aside his appointment.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
On the question whether or not the above-named Evening Standard Publishing Company had committed an act of bankruptcy and was insolvent and should be adjudicated a bankrupt there was -a contest before Edwin A. King, to whom the matter was referred as special master. He held and reported that the company was insolvent, that the act of bankruptcy charged had been committed, and' that the petitioners were creditors. William J. Tyner was an alleged creditor, who as such interposed an answer in that matter and opposed adjudication. The special master held that Tyner was not a…
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