Shoreland Co. v. Conklin
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DAWKINS, District Judge.
This ease involves two appeals, the first by the Shoreland Company, a corporation, from a judgment adjudicating it a bankrupt, and the second by the J. C. Penney-Gwinn Corporation, a creditor, from an .order of the lower court refusing to discharge the receiver, and to disallow certain fees of that officer, his attorneys, and attorneys for the bankrupt. '
In this court the appellees, petitioning creditors, have moved to dismiss the appeal of the Penney-Gwinn Corporation upon the following grounds;
“First. That there is no law authorizing or providing for such petition.
“Se…
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