In re Fowble
District Court, D. Maryland
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of John H. Fowble, bankrupt. Proceeding relative to claims of materialmen and others against a fund due'the bankrupt under a building contract.
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, District Judge..
John H. Fowble is a bankrupt. He was a builder. He will be so called. The state of Maryland owns and controls an insane asylum. Its official title is the Springfield State Hospital. It will be referred to as the hospital, The controversy is over a fund of $11,709.93. The builder put up two buildings for the hospital. The fund is the balance due upon the contract price. The Fidelity & Deposit Company went on the builder’s bond. It will be called the surety. Certain persons who supplied materials for the buildings are unpaid. As a class they will be described as…
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