In re Head
District Court, W.D. Arkansas
In Bankruptcy. On review of action of referee disallowing exemptions claimed by bankrupts.
1Opinion of the Court
ROGERS, District Judge.
Clyde Head and Charles P. Smith were merchants at Richmond, Ark., under the firm name and style of Head & Smith. They formed their copartnership and entered into business on the ist of January, igoi, neither one of the partners having any capital. They purchased the remnants of two small secondhand stocks of goods on credit, and their purchases were subsequently made, on credit, and the scope of their business was largely the furnishing of supplies to a large planter near by. They continued in business until the 14th of January, 1902, when they dissolved. Both parties…
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