Perry v. Lyon (In Re Pajarito American Indian Art, Inc.)
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
WILLIAM A. SCANLAND, Bankruptcy Judge.
Plaintiff, the Trustee in the three above-captioned bankruptcy cases, filed a complaint for a turnover order against Defendants seeking a return of a Sioux Indian ghost dance shield. The shield is approximately 20 inches in diameter, has a wooden frame covered by canvas, and has eagle feathers attached to the face. The Defendants LeRoy and Jacqueline Holubar, hereinafter referred to as Holubar, filed an answer claiming a one-half interest in the shield. Defendant Robert Ward filed an answer and crossclaim against all other defendants…
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