In re Blond
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings of Morris Blond. On petition to review a referee's order disallowing the claim of the James A. Houston Company.
1Opinion of the Court
DODGE, District Judge.
Adjudication was ordered in this-case on February 23, 1909. The petitioner for review appeared as a creditor in the schedules filed. Thirty claims having been proved and allowed before the referee at various times within the year following adjudication, the bankrupt made a composition offer on April 2, 1910, which was in due course confirmed by the court. After the composition offer but before the referee’s report on it, three more claims, duly presented but suspended, were allowed. The petitioner for,review did not present any claim for allowance until June 6, 1910. On…
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