In Re Carter

HAZEL, District Judge.

The bankrupt owned a Nash automobile which he had, during a period of about eighteen months, taken to petitioner, a garage owner, for repairs and to obtain gasoline and supplies, amounting to $133.74. On March 13, 1926, the bankrupt again took his automobile to petitioner’s garage, where it again was repaired. On completion of said repairs, petitioner asserted a lien upon the automobile for the above-mentioned amount, and said he would keep the car in his possession. The bankrupt, who is a cripple and unable to walk normally, then requested permission to use the motorcar…