In re Lehfeldt
District Court, D. Montana
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Julia Hehfeldt, bankrupt. There was an order allowing the bankrupt to claim exemption of homestead, and a creditor seeks a review.
1Opinion of the Court
BOURQOIN, District Judge.
Originally the bankrupt claimed exemption of only wearing apparel, and it was set apart, hater she executed and filed for record a declaration of homestead, and by‘order the referee allowed amendment to claim exemption of the homestead, and directed that it be set apart to her. A creditor seeks review.
In principle the case is indistinguishable from In re Mayhew, 218 P'ed. 422, 134 C. C. A. 210, to which as the decision oí a superior tribunal it is the duty of this court to conform. But it is believed the dissenting opinion in the Mayhew Case, quoting from In re…
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- Andrews v. PartridgeSupreme Court of the United States · 1913
- In re YoungstromCourt of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit · 1907
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