In re Bryer

(after stating the facts as above). When this case was before this court before (281 Fed. 812), the sole question presented was whether the bankrupt, who had made an offer of composition, had the right as matter of law to withdraw his offer of composition. We then declared that the solution of the question then presented depended upon the construction of the statute, and we said that we were satisfied that the statute did not intend that a bankrupt, or an alleged bankrupt, should have the right to withdraw his offer of terms of composition, irrespective of the consent of creditors. That was…