In re Henderson
District Court, N.D. West Virginia
In Bankruptcy. On petition of the Euclid Park National Bank and others for revision.
1Opinion of the Court
DAYTON, District Judge.
Petitioners are creditors, in large amounts, of the firm of Henderson, Barrett & Co., and allege said firm to be wholly insolvent and without assets of any kind or to any amount whatsoever; that the bankrupt H. C. Henderson was a member of this firm; and that they are entitled to share pro rata with his individual creditors in the distribution of. his estate. This was denied them by the decision of the referee.
Thus is presented the sole question involved. It has been most ably and exhaustively argued, orally and by briefs, by counsel, and its determination is…
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