In re Shea
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by Daniel H. Moon, receiver, from an order of the District Court of Clay County, D. B. Searle, J., made October 26, 1893, denying his motion to vacate its order and decision regarding his final account. James Shea of Glyndon in the winter of 1890-1 went to Massachusetts on a visit leaving his agent Sliarpstein in charge of his business. Shea was taken sick and did not return as expected.
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Appeal by Daniel H. Moon, receiver, from an order of the District Court of Clay County, D. B. Searle, J., made October 26, 1893, denying his motion to vacate its order and decision regarding his final account. James Shea of Glyndon in the winter of 1890-1 went to Massachusetts on a visit leaving his agent Sliarpstein in charge of his business. Shea was taken sick and did not return as expected. His creditors became impatient and on March 2, 1891, Daniel H. Moon was on the petition of some of them, appointed receiver of all his non exempt property under Lawrs 1881, cli. 148, § 2, as amended by…
1Opinion of the CourtCanty, J.
Said insolvent, James Shea, resides at Glyndon, Minn. On March 2, 1891, a receiver was appointed by the District Court of Clay county of all his unexempt property for the benefit of his creditors under the insolvency law of 1881. The receiver, D. H. Moon, qualified, and proceeded to administer his trust.
On November 13,1891, the matter came on for hearing on the final account of the receiver. Several of the creditors appeared, and objected to the item of $2,350 in his final account, being the proceeds of the sale made by the receiver on the 13th of June, 1891, of all the remaining property of…
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