Jack J. Walley, of the Estate of Murrey London, Deceased v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ORR, Circuit Judge.
The question for determination on this appeal is — does the filing of a claim by the United States for taxes against a bankrupt’s estate, and its allowance without contest, constitute a personal judgment against the bankrupt for any balance not realized from the estate ?
Appellant is the executor of the estate of Murrey London, deceased. Mur-rey London died in 1954. For a period prior to his death, he was engaged in business under the fictitious name of the London Construction Company. In 1948 the decedent filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy and in that proceeding the…
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