In re Soper
District Court, D. Nebraska
In Bankruptcy. On review of action of referee.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS C. HUNGER, District Judge.
Lewis A. Soper filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy, and an order of adjudication was duly made, and thereafter a trustee was appointed. The bankrupt had given to some of his creditors a chattel mortgage on certain personal property within four months of the adjudication, and these creditors filed with the referee a surrender of the mortgage as a preference, admitting it to be a preference, but asserting the mortgage to be a lien upon certain property included in the mortgage which the bankrupt claimed as exempt. The claims of the creditors were allowed by…
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- In re EvansDistrict Court, E.D. North Carolina · 1902
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