In re Downing Paper Co.
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
In Bankruptcy. On certificate of referee. The following is the opinion and order of the referee upon the claim of the Dillon Machine Company : The Dillon Machine Company has filed its petition-, alleging that, at the time of the bankruptcy, the bankrupt had in its possession a certain machine, known as a “No. 1 Jordan Engine,” which was delivered to the bankrupt upon trial only, and never was accepted by the bankrupt, and that the title to the same is in the petitioner.
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In Bankruptcy. On certificate of referee. The following is the opinion and order of the referee upon the claim of the Dillon Machine Company : The Dillon Machine Company has filed its petition-, alleging that, at the time of the bankruptcy, the bankrupt had in its possession a certain machine, known as a “No. 1 Jordan Engine,” which was delivered to the bankrupt upon trial only, and never was accepted by the bankrupt, and that the title to the same is in the petitioner. The receiver (now the trustee), answering the petition, avers that said engine is not the property of the Dillon Machine…
1Opinion of the Court
HOLLAND, District Judge.
Dor the reasons set forth in the report of the referee, the order recommended by him is approved. This order is as follows:
“It is ordered that the said Dillon Machine Company pay to the trustee the value of said No. 1 Jordan engine at the time the said engine was delivered to the Dillon Machine Company by order of court"
And it is so ordered.
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