In re Conhaim
District Court, D. Washington
In Bankruptcy. On question certified by referee in bankruptcy.
1Opinion of the Court
HANFORD, District Judge.
This is a case of voluntary bank-, ruptcy, in which the referee has certified to the court for decision a question as to the right of the Washington National Bank to prove against the bankrupt estate, and have allowed, debts due to the bank upon two promissory notes, one of which has been partially paid. The trustee contends that the claim of the bank as to both of said promissory notes should be rejected, unless the bank will surrender the amounts of the several payments made by the bankrupt on account of his indebtedness to said bank. The facts of the case are as…
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