Woodford v. Rice
District Court, E.D. Oklahoma
In Equity. Suit by J. W. Woodford, as trustee in bankruptcy of • Benjamin Rice, against Rose Rice and others, in which defendant Cb R. Stange filed an intervening petition. Decree for complainant against all of the defendants except Stange, whose intervention is allowed.
1Opinion of the Court
YOUMANS, District Judge.
This is-a suit in equity by plaintiff, as-trustee in bankruptcy of the estate of Benjamin Rice, bankrupt, against Rose Rice, Jacob Romm, Elias Romm, Abraham Shapiro, William H. Crowley, C. R. Stange, and 4 Winners Company, a corporation, to recover for the bankrupt estate a stock of goods held by the 4 Winners Company. A receiver was appointed and the property is. now in his charge.
The admitted facts are that Benjamin Rice in the early part of January, 1911, was the owner of and carrying on a mercantile business in Tulsa, Okl. He had been in business at that place for…
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