C. I. T. Corporation v. Haynie
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
As incident to a suit by C. I. T. Corporation against Wm. A. Turnidge, seeking judgment for debt and possession of particular merchandise, the State District Court, through a receiver, took possession of such property, on April 18, 1938. Subsequently on the same day, Wm. A. Turnidge, under the trade name of "Army Store" and/or "Turnidge Appliance Store," filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy. R. W. Haynie, the trustee in bankruptcy, on June 4, 1938, filed a petition of intervention in said State Court claiming said property as assets of the bankrupt's estate and seeking recovery of the…
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